Revealed: full list of UK Housing Awards 2024 winners

Inside Housing reveals the winners of the UK Housing Awards 2024, which showcase success and new ideas, as well as spread learning across the social housing sector

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Regulator uses powers for first time to remove two officers from housing co-op

29.01.26

Government’s ‘emergency’ Section 106 plan could see unsold affordable homes flipped to private sale

29.01.26

London providers to get nearly two-thirds of government’s £2.5bn social housing loans

29.01.26

Sector responds to plan for rent convergence and raft of other policy changes

28.01.26

Government reveals rent convergence levels of £1 next year with a rise to £2 in 2028

28.01.26

Government consults on scrapping Gateway 2 requirement for phone masts and fibre-optic cabling

28.01.26

RSH issues first consumer ratings to three councils in latest round of regulatory judgements

28.01.26

Revealed: full list of UK Housing Awards 2024 winners

Government reveals social housing taskforce, plus emergency Section 106 and HRA changes

Nearly 100 landlords in talks with energy provider about zero-bills tariff

Exclusive: Housing ombudsman Richard Blakeway to step down in July

Plan to speed up Building Safety Regulator’s remediation decisions to be unveiled soon

West Midlands ALMO chief executive to retire after 10 years

Regulator uses powers for first time to remove two officers from housing co-op

Regulator uses powers for first time to remove two officers from housing co-op

Government’s ‘emergency’ Section 106 plan could see unsold affordable homes flipped to private sale

London providers to get nearly two-thirds of government’s £2.5bn social housing loans

Sector responds to plan for rent convergence and raft of other policy changes

Government reveals rent convergence levels of £1 next year with a rise to £2 in 2028

Government consults on scrapping Gateway 2 requirement for phone masts and fibre-optic cabling

RSH issues first consumer ratings to three councils in latest round of regulatory judgements

Temporary accommodation crisis has become ‘normalised’, charities warn