Latest news
Double success for What’s the Benefit?
MPs have backed one of the key demands of Inside Housing’s What’s the Benefit? campaign by agreeing to hold an inquiry into controversial housing benefit reforms.
Scrapping TSA could cost government £47m
The government could be slapped with a bill of more than £45 million to wind up the Tenant Services Authority, the regulator’s financial accounts have indicated.
Shapps misses carbon definition deadline
The government has failed to deliver on its promise to define the environmental standards that all new homes must meet from 2016 before the parliamentary recess.
Cestria probes staff grievances
Staff at a north east housing association have contacted the housing regulator about alleged bullying at the organisation.
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Blogs and opinion
Cashing in on localism
The prime minister has launched his ‘big society’ to give power to the man and woman in the street, but Bill Randall questions the motives behind the big idea
Battle is not over yet
The response to Inside Housing’s What’s the Benefit? campaign has been phenomenal.
Need to Know
In the limelight
High profile leaders benefit from lofty connections, more dynamic organisations and, ultimately, better employment prospects. Neil Merrick drafts in the experts to assess the pros and cons of some of the best ways to boost your housing profile
Stretching the pennies
As the sector awaits the falling axe, Inside Housing convened a round table debate to discuss how leaders are getting to grips with efficiency savings. Lydia Stockdale reports.
Analysis
Take it from the top
As the cash taps run dry, creative innovation may be housing leaders’ best hope of tackling the sector’s woes. Caroline Thorpe reports.
Stretching the pennies
As the sector awaits the falling axe, Inside Housing convened a round table debate to discuss how leaders are getting to grips with efficiency savings. Lydia Stockdale reports.
The bare essentials
What do housing’s top leaders rely on to achieve peak performance? Inside Housing asked some of the bosses whose organisations made this year’s Best Companies to Work For list what they can’t do without. Anita Pati reports
New rule in the crown
As the Chartered Institute of Housing overhauls how it is governed, its new president Paddy Gray addresses members’ concerns.
