21 February digital edition of Inside Housing out now

News21.02.207.00 AM by Inside Housing

The 21 February digital edition of Inside Housing is now available to subscribers

A new-look Inside Housing reveals that many vulnerable people are being refused temporary accommodation; why the fix for the cladding and mortgage crisis is not working; and two features on sustainable procurement

Click here to read the latest digital edition

The Week in Housing: mixed delivery results, new regulatory guidance and additional cladding funding

10.07.26

National Housing Bank agrees series of multimillion deals to boost housing and regeneration

10.07.26

Reform UK’s plans to scrap social value could result in job losses, procurement sector warns

09.07.26

Affordable housing starts target missed in London by thousands

09.07.26

Green councils may have mounted a legal challenge against the mayor of London’s housing policy, but their record doesn’t match up

09.07.26

New cladding funding announced for highest-risk buildings under 11 metres high

09.07.26

London’s deputy mayor says government should consider a ‘new version’ of Help to Buy

09.07.26

21 February digital edition of Inside Housing out now

If over half of social housing tenants live with illness or disability, why are adaptations still treated as niche?

Four landlords achieve C1 and C2 grades after first RSH consumer inspections

Green councils may have mounted a legal challenge against the mayor of London’s housing policy, but their record doesn’t match up

Major house builder appoints affordable housing boss from Cala Group

Domestic abuse project trains nearly 400 housing association staff in Scotland

The Week in Housing: mixed delivery results, new regulatory guidance and additional cladding funding

The Week in Housing: mixed delivery results, new regulatory guidance and additional cladding funding

National Housing Bank agrees series of multimillion deals to boost housing and regeneration

Reform UK’s plans to scrap social value could result in job losses, procurement sector warns

Affordable housing starts target missed in London by thousands

Green councils may have mounted a legal challenge against the mayor of London’s housing policy, but their record doesn’t match up

New cladding funding announced for highest-risk buildings under 11 metres high

London’s deputy mayor says government should consider a ‘new version’ of Help to Buy

London deputy mayor Tom Copley on council housebuilding, Help to Buy and emergency measures