Labour retains key housing seats

Earls Court land sale to go ahead despite protests

Hammersmith & Fulham Council is on the verge of ploughing ahead with a controversial re-development at Earls Court.

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.

Plans for Earls Court scheme to be submitted

Planning applications for the £8 billion Earls Court regeneration scheme will be submitted today.

Market stalls

Controversial council leader to stand down

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

Scare tactics

Landlords must take statutory demands seriously but they are often inappropriately used, says Anna-Liisa Walden

Tread warily

The transfer of all privately owned sewers to water companies creates a minefield for developers, writes James Menzies

Utopia revisited

As David Cameron seeks to revive the principles of garden cities with a consultation due later this year, Colin Wiles examines how likely it is that his vision will come to fruition

Meeting requirements

Barny Evans and Julian Elsworth explain what ‘allowable solutions’ are and how social landlords should implement them when building zero carbon homes

Stuck in the starting gate?

It’s the only game in town, but will it be a success? MP Alan Whitehead assesses the green deal’s chances.