New figures have revealed that thousands of people in England are still living in tower blocks with unsafe cladding.
Housing Minister Heather Wheeler has announced a £2 million funding boost for councils to tackle irresponsible and rogue landlords.
A business rates ‘loophole’ which could be costing English councils millions in lost council tax is to be reviewed by ministers.
James Brokenshire has announced a commission to champion beautiful buildings as an integral part of the drive to build the homes communities need.
A Bed Every Night initiative has been launched in Greater Manchester to help end the need for rough sleeping in the city-region.
Leicestershire County Council and Leicester City Council have set up a new energy company to promote the use of green energy.
James Brokenshire has welcomed Homes England Strategic Plan, which is 'pivotal to helping deliver the homes that communities need'.
A major review has said that new planning rules should be produced for sites with more than 1,500 homes to speed up build out rates.
Councils could generate £320 billion over the next 50 years if they were able to build a ‘new generation’ of high-quality council housing.
Housing Minister Heather Wheeler has announced plans to tighten health and safety standards for rental accommodation.
Government departments, emergency services and local authorities will gain free access to thousands of high-resolution satellite images of Britain.
Sadiq Khan has agreed plans with 26 London boroughs to build 11,000 new council homes at social rent levels over the next four years.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is launching a new £10 million fund to increase London councils' housing and planning teams.
12 councils and 31 housing associations will receive funding for the removal and replacement of unsafe cladding from 135 buildings.
Nearly one in 10 of the country’s most economically deprived areas are food deserts, with residents unable to afford fresh fruit and vegetables.