Call for unity over Hull demolition plans

The end of the Q

Why are hundreds of much-loved houses on a popular estate being knocked down by Nottingham Council? Martin Hilditch speaks to some residents who are about to lose their homes.

A job half done

What happens when regeneration work is stopped in its tracks? In the second part of a series on the axed housing market renewal programme, Martin Hilditch visits Newcastle and Gateshead to find out

Shout it from the rooftops

Housing has slipped down the agenda in Scottish politics - landlords must fight their corner now

Direct action

The heart of the matter

Ruth Cooke may have taken on the chief executive’s role at Midland Heart, but, as Gavriel Hollander finds out, she plans to put her employees at the centre of decision making.

Clearing your debts

The Court of Appeal has given some clarification on claiming possession against an assured tenant subject to a bankruptcy order or debt relief order. Jason Hobday explains

Solving the land puzzle

If organisations share buildings the leftover sites can be pieced together for development, says Alan Stokes

The mental health maze

Landlords seeking to evict tenants with mental disabilities must tread carefully, says Robert Wassall, head of the social housing sector group at Blake Lapthorn

Where next for the green deal?

As the government ponders its response to the green deal consultation, Bill Hull, from law firm TLT, examines the key areas of interest for registered providers

Dealing with disputes

The standard process for resolving construction disagreements isn’t always the most appropriate, explains Tom Wrzesien, a dispute resolution specialist at law firm TLT