The government has launched a £20 million fund to help those at risk of homelessness secure their own tenancy.
New polling has found that the majority of Britons would support more homes being built in their area.
Providing life-changing adaptations in the home can enable elderly people to carry out every day activities and live at home for longer.
New rules which will help protect more people in privately rented homes from overcrowding have come into force this month.
Leicester City Council has announced that work to retrofit sprinkler systems to five council tower blocks will get underway in November.
The government has announced borrowing restrictions will be removed enabling councils to play a key role in delivering more homes.
The Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority has agreed a ‘bold’ housing strategy to help tackle the region’s housing needs.
Bristol's intention to have a meaningful impact on homelessness in the city will be aided by the opening of an emergency hostel for rough sleepers.
Theresa May is to announce a £2 billion investment to build new council housing in England.
The government has launched two streams of investment to help get homes built in areas where they are needed most.
James Brokenshire has announced a new partnership with Barclays Bank to provide £1 billion of loan finance for the delivery of new homes.
Oxford Direct Services has announced that it is to start providing drone-based services to carry out roof and building surveying.
3,000 new homes will be built on the remaining three legacy sites at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, with the level of affordable housing boosted to 50 per cent.
The government has announced provisional allocations of a £34 million fund to provide local support for those living on the streets.
The numbers of homeless children that councils are housing in temporary accommodation has increased by 76 per cent in the last seven years.