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Planning shake-up ‘paused’ as Gove takes charge, say reports

News17.09.21

Planning shake-up ‘paused’ as Gove takes charge, say reports

Controversial government proposals to shake up the planning system have been paused, according to reports

Government reopens Waking Watch Relief Fund with additional £5m

News17.09.21

Government reopens Waking Watch Relief Fund with additional £5m

Conservative rebels will push three cladding amendments to building safety legislation

News17.09.21

Conservative rebels will push three cladding amendments to building safety legislation

Replace Decent Homes Standard with beefed-up version to tackle crisis of poor conditions, urges new report

News17.09.21

Replace Decent Homes Standard with beefed-up version to tackle crisis of poor conditions, urges new report

Cladding systems failed government-commissioned fire tests in 2004, leaked document reveals

News17.09.21

Cladding systems failed government-commissioned fire tests in 2004, leaked document reveals

Scottish Housing Regulator publishes findings from lengthy intervention in social landlord

News16.09.21

Scottish Housing Regulator publishes findings from lengthy intervention in social landlord

Influential centre-right thinktank calls for 250,000 key worker ‘homes for heroes’

News16.09.21

Influential centre-right thinktank calls for 250,000 key worker ‘homes for heroes’

Are HAs building the wrong homes?

Leaseholders face ‘triple whammy’ in building safety crisis, say MPs

News16.09.21

Leaseholders face ‘triple whammy’ in building safety crisis, say MPs

KCTMO sold Grenfell residents’ ‘interests and safety’ to ‘lowest bidder’, says mayor of London

News15.09.21

KCTMO sold Grenfell residents’ ‘interests and safety’ to ‘lowest bidder’, says mayor of London

Michael Gove replaces Robert Jenrick as housing secretary

News15.09.21

Michael Gove replaces Robert Jenrick as housing secretary

News15.09.21

Jenrick exits as housing secretary in cabinet reshuffle

News15.09.21

Eight in 10 believe Scottish government should help pay for net zero home improvements

News15.09.21

Scottish social housing completions slump by almost a third in 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions

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