More than a dozen UK homelessness charities have signed an open letter to Liz Kendall urging the government to reconsider its position on planned welfare cuts.

The number of Northern Irish households with homeless status has risen by 8% year on year, reaching a new record high, government figures reveal. As of March 2025, the total number of applicants with ...

The Duke of Westminster’s property company, which includes hundreds of affordable homes, has reported a 16% rise in profit.

In a landmark judgment, the court unanimously dismissed an appeal by the URS Corporation against BDW Trading, better known as Barratt Redrow, over whether the former can be held accountable for ...

The government must seize the opportunity of the Spending Review and homelessness strategy, writes Paula Barker MP, co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Ending Homelessness The ...

To retrofit in accordance with the updated standard, housing associations will need to take into account a wider project environment, writes Irina Leigh, senior architect at McBains As Warm Homes: ...

More than three-quarters of housing association homes have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of Band C or better, researchers have found. More than three-quarters of housing association ...

Northern Ireland has ramped up the rate at which it is both starting and finishing new homes, official data has revealed. Northern Ireland has ramped up the rate at which it is both starting and ...

The government is seeking views from the sector on its proposals for reforming planning committees in England. The changes will look at the delegation of planning functions, the size and composition ...

The sector watchdog has backed the establishment of a national tenant body for the first time, after its latest report revealed a 474% rise in repair complaints. The Housing Ombudsman has backed the ...

Bricklayers and carpenters have been identified as priority areas for training as part of a plan for 120,000 new opportunities aimed at young people. Announced yesterday by the Department for ...