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Council housebuilding: back with a vengeance

Which councils are building the most homes? Find data on pipeline, tenure, completions and starts in our biggest piece of work on council development

Women in Housing Awards 2019 – the winners revealed

Full details of the winners and those highly commended at the annual celebration

Unpicking Jenrick’s shared ownership Right to Buy plan

Housing secretary Robert Jenrick’s shared ownership Right to Buy plan has caused a stir across the sector. Jack Simpson takes an in-depth look at the fledgling policy

How the campaign for national tenant representation is gathering pace

Is government kicking the idea of a National Tenant Voice into the long grass?

Insight26/04/1312:00 AM

Tenants on direct payment pilots pay rent on time

News17/08/1212:00 AM

Publicising discretionary hardship fund criticised

News16/08/128:55 AM

Disappointment at homelessness strategy

News15/08/128:48 AM

Landlord urges tenants to use 'jam jar' accounts

News15/08/128:33 AM

Universal credit penalties 'will increase debt'

News06/07/121:01 PM

Universal credit to support payments to landlords

News18/06/122:21 PM

LHA landlords told to seek alternatives to eviction

News18/06/121:06 PM

Landlord can’t rehouse ‘bedroom tax’ families

Job of the Week

Job Of The Week

Insight

by Gene Robertson

History repeating

The impact of welfare reform on social housing tenants will depend on where they live. Keith Cooper investigates if the localisation of the welfare system marks a return to the 19th century poor law

by Gene Robertson

Welfare reform calendar 2011 – 2013

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Comment

by Gene Robertson

Locally sourced

None of the candidates for London mayor have really addressed the problems highlighted by Newham this week, argues Stuart Macdonald.

by Stuart Macdonald

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Council housebuilding: back with a vengeance

Women in Housing Awards 2019 – the winners revealed

Unpicking Jenrick’s shared ownership Right to Buy plan

How the campaign for national tenant representation is gathering pace

History repeating

Tenants on direct payment pilots pay rent on time

Publicising discretionary hardship fund criticised

Disappointment at homelessness strategy

Landlord urges tenants to use 'jam jar' accounts

Universal credit penalties 'will increase debt'

Universal credit to support payments to landlords

LHA landlords told to seek alternatives to eviction

Landlord can’t rehouse ‘bedroom tax’ families

Job of the Week

Job Of The Week

Insight

History repeating

Master of the universal

Peer pressure

Setting the record straight

Welfare reform calendar 2011 – 2013

Latest Jobs

Comment

Locally sourced

A heavy price to pay

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Crunching the numbers

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