A major trade body in Northern Ireland has warned that the government needs to inject at least £20m extra into development to meet its delivery goals.

The Housing Ombudsman dealt with thousands more cases last year, while the lower proportion of cases upheld suggests landlords are resolving issues earlier.

It will also look at whether the temporary-accommodation system delivers suitable accommodation and positive outcomes for households. The probe comes as the latest MHCLG figures show the number of ...

There are 98 ongoing claims in the High Court since 2018 over who will pay for unsafe cladding after the Grenfell Tower fire ...

Midlands landlord Platform has been downgraded by a rating agency partly because its “debt-funded development programme could ...

Acis Group went all in on its first regeneration scheme by turning a listed property into supported housing and community ...

As part of a private members’ bill, the Liberal Democrats are calling for a legal target of 150,000 new social homes a year.

The government’s sixth progress update on the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase Two recommendations has revealed that a further ...

The council had begun work on a new local plan under the former planning system and consulted on emerging proposals in 2020 ...

Birmingham City Council has opened a third consultation on a controversial scheme after its previous approval was quashed by ...

Housing associations in England have sold 25,000 social and affordable homes to private buyers who do not live in them since ...

A planned government agency that aims to build 100,000 homes on surplus defence land has 'no intention' of competing with ...