This year’s Inside Housing Give Fuel Poverty a Voice survey, in collaboration with safety technology specialist Aico, ...
Lewisham Council’s planning committee has approved plans for a £125m regeneration of the 88-home Achilles Street Estate in ...
Only immediate digital transformation can solve the complex operational and compliance crisis facing the social housing ...
The Senedd housing committee has urged the Welsh government to ensure social landlords receive “additional funding” to ...
A ban on referral fees for housing disrepair claims is being floated by the government as it seeks to tackle “unscrupulous” ...
During a new consultation, the Regulator of Social Housing has revealed plans to bring in an electrical safety tenant ...
Worthing Borough Council is planning to ask the government for help as it forecasts spending nearly a third of its yearly ...
A group of housing bodies and charities in Scotland has published guidance on how social landlords can support residents ...
Nearly one-third of housing associations have said that pre-tenancy checks (PTCs) often bring information to light that finds unsuitable housing is being offered to applicants, according to the latest ...
Crisis reveals 31% of surveyed associations turn down tenants after pre-tenancy affordability checks
Nearly one-third of housing associations have said they often turn down housing applications because of affordability concerns raised during pre-tenancy checks.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves opted for wide-ranging tax tweaks in the Autumn Budget to balance the books. Ellie Brown and Ella Jessel run through six takeaways #UKhousing The Autumn Budget is finally here ...
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