Change at the top for non-compliant G15 landlord

Walters outlines his big vision for the Regulator of Social Housing in his first press interview as chief executive

The East Midlands housing association has hired only its fourth chief executive in its 80-year history. The new boss explains how he wants to speed up services to improve customer satisfaction.

With the two insurgent parties riding high in the polls and expected to be the biggest beneficiaries of Thursday's local elections, Housing Today examines their policies and records in local governmen...

The first quarter of Regen Connect has tracked billions in funding, major project approvals and a shift in how regeneration is delivered across the UK. From devolution-led growth to viability pressure...

The city region has grown at twice the rate of the rest of the country over the past decade after delivering a long-term regeneration vision. It is now looking to new mechanisms to share the wealth mo...

The post-industrial Tees Valley is a region with lots of potential regeneration opportunities but many acute challenges also. As part of Housing Today's Voices of Regeneration series, the chair of the...

With an eye to the prospect of taking the reins of power, Reform UK has called on former Homes England chair Simon Dudley to help develop its answer to Britain's housing crisis. He spoke to Daniel Gay...

Ex-Homes England chair Simon Dudley asks why 'previous tragic deaths' are stopping homes being built

Social housing sector newcomer Mark Gifford is the fourth person to hold the permanent chief executive role at First Choice Homes Oldham since 2020. The OBE-holder discusses development strategy, his ...

Critics argue we should only build social homes, but building 'luxury' homes also makes homes in the market more affordable indirectly, argues Paul Smith

Sector bodies endorse Southern Housing's new subsidised 'staircasing' mortgage proposal, describing it as a 'win-win' for housebuilding and homebuyers that 'would not stoke house prices'

As pressures mount across planning, funding and delivery, new Housing Forum CEO and Regen Connect advisory panellist Alex Notay outlines why the sector must step beyond traditional silos to unlock reg...

As pressures mount across planning, funding and delivery, new Housing Forum CEO and Regen Connect advisory panellist Alex Notay outlines why the sector must step beyond traditional silos to unlock reg...

New series delivering deep insight into the policies, funding and local partnerships shaping urban renewal, and leading up to Building the Future Live Conference in October

There is still time for housing associations to enter Housing Today's first ever guide for the sector

Directory of housing associations will cover areas such as skills and people development, diversity and inclusion as well as staff wellbeing and employee support

According to some commentators, everything was perfect in the social housing sector in the past. This is not true and believing that now is the worst possible time of delivering services risks demotiv...

Homes England and the Greater London Authority have published their prospectuses for the £39bn Social and Afffordable Homes Programme. Daniel Gayne summarises the key points

Following the better-than-expected spending review, the Places for People boss argues that the sector now needs to work out how best it can deliver an offer in return - and that includes finding new w...

The charismatic chief executive of EMH Group steps down this week after a 40-year housing career. Here he explains how childhood upheaval shaped his thoughts about housing and talks about his biggest achievements and what comes next. Carl Brown reports

The first phase of Awaab's Law comes into effect from next week, but what have social landlords been doing to prepare? Alex Funk speaks to experts and providers to find out

A growing number of water companies are objecting to planning applications for homes on the basis that there is not enough local sewage treatment capacity to cope, writes Joey Gardiner.

MHCLG's pick to lead the government's delivery agency came out of left field. So what do we know about the new quango boss? And what does her appointment tell us about Homes England's future?

Amy Rees will take up the role on 8 September

Chartered Institute of Housing members can now vote in the election for the institute's president in 2026. Here is a guide to the five candidates

Treasury also confirms CPI plus 1% increases and a consultation on rent convergence in a major win for the affordable housing sector

Trade body concerned cost burden of new regime risks unintended consequences and calls for "pragmatic adjustments"

Group says for-profit sector could increase equity fundraising to £3bn a year, leading to 30,000 new homes annually

Riverside's new boss took the reins a year ago but, within days of starting, he was plunged into a battle with bowel cancer. Now, back from surgery and after chemotherapy, he uses his first interview ...

In the first in a new series looking at the social housing landscape in the devolved nations, Daniel Gayne sits down with leading figures from the Scottish sector to discuss the key trends and challen...

As part of Building's new Funding the Future series, Joey Gardiner considers the chances of an unlikely renaissance for the much-maligned initiative

From affordable housing development, to new building safety legislation, tenant engagement and the pros and cons of mergers, attendees at TAI 2025 in Wales this week heard vigorous debates on many top...

The government has pledged to review the governance of organisations managing stock on behalf of councils. But is this really necessary? And, if so, what should reform look like? Alex Funk explores

List celebrates those who are going above and beyond in their day-to-day roles to improve services for residents

Housebuilding to exceed 300,000 homes a year by 2029/30, excluding impact of forthcoming Affordable Homes Programme

Tenants are winning service charge cases in court, but official figures show housing associations spend more on services than they actually bill for. Daniel Gayne looks into whether these cases are is...

Move towards amortised grant could help London's housing associations develop while limiting increases in government balance sheet debt

Despite numerous reviews finding no evidence of housebuilders deliberately withholding land from the market, we are again having to talk about 'unbuilt' homes, writes Paul Smith

While Angela Rayner has promised to 'take forward' all of the recommendations, not all appear to have been adopted to the letter. Daniel Gayne and Tom Lowe analyse the wriggle room the government has ...

Stonewater has grown its housing stock by around 10,000 properties in just 10 years since it was formed through a merger of Raglan and Jephson. Nick Harris talks about the challenge of maintaining cus...

Joint spending review submission from groups representing 75 housing associations and councils call for consolidation of funding pots and reclassification of housing investment as infrastructure spend

In the first in a series of monthly pieces by the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence, Professor Ken Gibb reflects on the endurance of Thatcher's flagship housing policy

MHCLG says latest funding will deliver 2,800 homes, with half for social rent