Strategy: private landlord regulation 'unnecessary'

Time to grow up

No guarantees

Rise from the ashes

Housing organisations must pick themselves up and dust themselves off to meet 2012’s challenges head on

MPs attack coalition welfare plans

A communities and local government committee report on the coalition’s Welfare Reform Bill has called for councils to retain administrative responsibility for housing benefit.

Another piece of junk?

Tenant satisfaction surveys are no longer compulsory. So were they a waste of paper or a vital way to measure landlords’ performance, asks Emily Rogers

What’s in a name?

The housing strategy for England has finally arrived, but what does it mean for the sector?

Battening down the hatches

Inside Housing’s exclusive salary survey shows it’s been a difficult 12 months for most housing employees. Simon Brandon reports on the regime of pay freezes and increased workloads introduced by organisations as they battle the economic gloom

Ready for lift off

House builders must be ready to react if government initiatives deliver a boost to the sector, says property expert Rebecca Kibby

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

Tooled up for success

Social landlords could save thousands of pounds and boost tenant satisfaction by improving their repairs services. Here, Debbie Larner explains how a new campaign aims to help them do just that