Black Lives Matter and housing – five years on

It has been five years since social landlords made pledges for change in response to Black Lives Matter. Has there been a significant shift in the sector? Jess McCabe reports

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Shadow housing secretary blames Renters’ Rights Act for eviction notice

Shadow housing secretary blames Renters’ Rights Act for eviction notice

Warrington Housing Association hires council boss as new CEO

Households given breathing space to settle council tax debts under government reforms

3 top takeaways from Inside Housing’s survey on social housing, allocations and immigration

Migration and housing: what do the stats say?

Magna secures £150m to ramp up housebuilding and retrofit existing homes

Hyde reveals new chief financial officer

Council backs Bromford Flagship LiveWest estate regeneration with £100m