Round-up of Inside Housing's Lyons review coverage

Seven things the Lyons review offers housing

So what clues does the Lyons Review offers us about housing up to 2020? Here are seven talking points the review that raised

After the Lyons roar

Calls for a strategy to fix Britain’s broken housing market are not new and the Lyons review should be a catalyst for fresh thought and action to solve the housing crisis

Reaction to the Lyons review

Today, Ed Miliband announced a swathe of new measures to increase house building in response to the Lyons Housing Review.

Lyons: ‘Government should make associations use surpluses for new homes’

A future government should intervene to make housing associations mobilise their surpluses to build homes and unlock unused capacity, a major report has said.

Reading between the Lyons

After months of feverish waiting, Sir Michael Lyons has finally delivered his take on how a Labour government can meet their target of building 200,000 homes a year by 2020. Nick Duxbury spent an afternoon analysing the 180 page document so you don’t have to.

Lyons review: Labour announces policies to reach 200,000 homes a year

Ed Miliband will today unveil reforms set out in the Lyons Housing Review and will highlight three key policies to ‘unlock the supply of new homes’.

Tackling poverty post Lyons

The Lyons review paves the way for new homes, but Kathleen Kelly says we need more to ensure housing protects against poverty.

Lyons made

The Lyons Review is the most significant report on new housing supply in years, but it’s much more convincing on private sector housebuilding than social housing.