Greenhalgh and Randall to lead red tape cull

Controversial council leader to stand down

One of the most influential and controversial housing policy figures in local government is to stand down.

Waiting game

Market stalls

Race for chief executive role out of the gates

The first runners and riders are emerging for the role of chief executive at the Chartered Institute of Housing.

Tenant takes council to court over demolition plan

A tenant is taking Hammersmith & Fulham Council to court over its decision to sign an exclusivity deal with a developer as part of plans to knock down two estates.

Getting up to speed

With little progress on calls for an exemption, developing social landlords need to be aware of new procurement rules, says Bill Hull

Digital age

In the last of this week’s Focus pieces on digital inclusion we take a look at work helping older people get online

Green guru

The delivery of sustainable homes is a global problem and providers in the UK can learn a lot from their counterparts around the world, says Neil Jefferson

The big freeze

Kicking off our chief executive salaries special, Inside Housing’s annual survey reveals the economic downturn has put most pay on ice. Lydia Stockdale reports

Solving the land puzzle

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