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DWP spent nearly £200,000 fighting single mothers over Universal Credit change

The Department for Work and Pensions spent nearly £200,000 fighting an unsuccessful legal battle against four single mothers over Universal Credit rules that it is now changing, Inside Housing can reveal.

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Local welfare applications soared by 219% in London during lockdown

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DWP spent nearly £200,000 fighting single mothers over Universal Credit change

Welsh government ‘actively exploring options’ to protect leaseholders from cladding costs

Local welfare applications soared by 219% in London during lockdown

Home Office criticised for ‘unacceptable and cruel’ plan to deport rough sleepers post-Brexit

US private equity giant bids £630m for national retirement house builder

Housing Ombudsman details ‘severe maladministration’ findings against five social landlords

‘Too much uncertainty’ to create First Homes targets, says government

23 October digital edition of Inside Housing out now

Inside Housing salary survey: male housing association bosses paid £19,000 more than women

Temporary accommodation spend soars to £1.2bn with majority being paid to private companies

Welsh social landlords urged to provide flooring in new lets as research reveals impact on tenants

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Council demands HS2 to fund rehousing of hundreds of tenants

Staffing issues emerging in high-COVID areas, RSH survey finds

Housing association that took regulator to court ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of pounds in legal costs

Grenfell management company decided fitting sprinklers was ‘too complicated’, inquiry hears

Welsh government reverses decision to ban non-essential repairs during lockdown

Charity hits out at planning reforms as research reveals there is enough brownfield land for 1.3 million homes

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Housing association to evacuate 1,000-home modular development due to ‘multitude’ of fire safety issues

KCTMO project manager admits destroying evidence relating to Grenfell refurbishment after fire

Housing association that took regulator to court ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of pounds in legal costs

The housing association that is waving goodbye to the office

Inside Housing chief executive salary survey 2020

Housing Ombudsman details ‘severe maladministration’ findings against five social landlords

Building safety minister criticised after he says leaseholders will have to pay some cladding costs

Women in Housing: Leaders 2020

‘Terrified’ Paragon students say they were unaware of fire safety issues before evacuation

Yorkshire council decides to close 22,000-home ALMO

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