The Week in Housing: English regulator publishes first-year TSM results, and impact of Storm Bert

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The Week in Housing: English regulator publishes first-year TSM results, and impact of Storm Bert

Notting Hill Genesis to pull out of future phases of large London estate regeneration

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Subsidiaries at for-profit shared ownership specialist Heylo go bust

Places for People debuts £200m Samurai loan

Complaints handling rises since introduction of ombudsman’s code, survey finds

The Week in Housing: Heylo and NHG under pressure as gilt rates rise

Places for People debuts £200m Samurai loan

Complaints handling rises since introduction of ombudsman’s code, survey finds

The Week in Housing: Heylo and NHG under pressure as gilt rates rise

Anchor reveals change of chief financial officer

The new association of council housing directors reveals its plan of attack

Building Safety Levy (Scotland) Bill passes with aim to raise £450m to fix unsafe cladding

Will the flexibility that has been applied to affordable housing in London go national?

Guinness agrees £364m maintenance and major works contract with United Infrastructure