Housing
No sign of social housing green paper as parliament breaks up for summer
No sign of social housing green paper as parliament breaks up for summer
Housing associations are spending £70 million boosting long-term employment
Housing associations are spending £70 million boosting long-term employment
Housing Minister Kit Malthouse once claimed homeless were “too comfortable”
Housing Minister Kit Malthouse once claimed homeless were “too comfortable”
Britain’s housing crisis won’t be solved by yet another Housing Minister
Britain’s housing crisis won’t be solved by yet another Housing Minister
The government has committed to boosting the number of affordable houses
The government has committed to boosting the number of affordable houses
Councils are receiving a multi-billion pound social housing funding boost
Councils are receiving a multi-billion pound social housing funding boost
What is the government doing about the housing crisis?
What is the government doing about the housing crisis?
The number of affordable homes started by the UK government fell last year
The number of affordable homes started by the UK government fell last year
John Bird: For a fairer world we need to shake up the social mix
John Bird: For a fairer world we need to shake up the social mix
Paul McNamee: It’s not impossible to have sympathy for Michael Rotondo
Paul McNamee: It’s not impossible to have sympathy for Michael Rotondo
The Bank of Mum and Dad is giving less money to their children to buy houses
The Bank of Mum and Dad is giving less money to their children to buy houses
A letting fees ban loophole could be abused by rogue landlords
A letting fees ban loophole could be abused by rogue landlords
Almost two thirds of UK councils are in ‘severe’ need of affordable housing
Almost two thirds of UK councils are in ‘severe’ need of affordable housing
James Brokenshire approves Housing First pilot projects for rough sleepers
James Brokenshire approves Housing First pilot projects for rough sleepers
The government’s letting agents fees ban could save tenants £240 million
The government’s letting agents fees ban could save tenants £240 million
Social Bite’s Scottish ‘homeless village’ is given the green light
Social Bite’s Scottish ‘homeless village’ is given the green light
Councils are struggling to house soaring numbers of homeless people
Councils are struggling to house soaring numbers of homeless people
Government U-turns on “unworkable” young persons housing benefit
Government U-turns on “unworkable” young persons housing benefit
YMCA: Why the Y:Cube is a solution to affordable housing
YMCA: Why the Y:Cube is a solution to affordable housing
Amy Varle: How Housing First can bring lasting change to UK homelessness
