Sector leaders have argued for partnerships instead of competition between housing associations and local authorities.

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Chief executive of the Regulator of Social Housing stressed that the upcoming refresh of economic standards aims to improve ...

Housing secretary Angela Rayner has welcomed the First-tier Tribunal’s ruling that a developer has to pay back £46.5m in ...

This January, London got a dedicated branch of the New Homes Accelerator. So what is it doing to unclog construction in the ...

G15 landlord L&Q has reported a £191m first-half deficit due to a large loss on the sale of its private rented sector (PRS) business.

The 800-home landlord said this demonstrated its “commitment to ensuring resident voices are at the heart of its decisions”. “As residents themselves, the new board members bring valuable lived ...

As part of a restructuring, Vistry has taken the “difficult” decision to cut its operating regions by more than half in a ...

Southwark Council is facing the prospect of a fresh legal challenge over its housing allocations policy #UKhousing The Public Interest Law Centre (PILC), a legal charity, has started judicial review ...

Three councils have been found to have serious failings following a consumer standards inspection by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH). Three councils have been found to have serious failings ...

The chancellor of the exchequer has reiterated an earlier announcement by the prime minister that mayoral authorities will have access to £1.5bn worth of devolved loans. Delivering his statement on ...

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