According to the government, extending Awaab's Law to these additional types of housing could more than double the number of households protected by new

The Met has submitted all files to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to allow them to make charging decisions in relation to the Grenfell Tower fire.

There’s been a whole lot of wackiness going down at the ol’ UN general assembly meeting at that there New York. Addressing the charge that his country is

The last in-person Residents' Network Conference was in 2019. Seven years ago – in the 'before times'. Like a lot of organisations, we changed the format to

Anyhow, you know Reform UK, the far-right political party that’s literally owned by celebrity race-baiter Nigel Farage, and that’s just received over £70m in

The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) new report, Sound Thinking, warns that noise pollution remains a significant but often overlooked

Moving the majority of the nearly 40,000 London households living in the most expensive forms of temporary accommodation, including hotels and B&Bs, to

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Great news, everybody: according to the woke, communist, Stalinist, etc agitators down at the Met Office, the UK has just experienced its hottest ever summer.

Rob Gershon takes a brief break from trying to watch all 38 Marvel Cinematic Universe films before the new one comes out in December to consider a new report

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What else is going on? The desolately, incorrigibly idiotic Daily Telegraph continues on its little Road to Damascus re climate change – though, naturally,

With phase 2 of Awaab’s Law due to come into effect from October, we asked a selection of housing leaders and subject matter experts to tell us how their organisations are preparing for this important...

With social housing at a premium, landlords are finding innovative ways to make better use of their stock by encouraging tenants to move into homes more suitable for their needs and size of household....

Orla Gallagher Chief executive, Housing Solutions 1 What do you do for fun? I’m very sociable, so I love spending time with family and friends. Living in West London means I’m lucky to have plenty on ...

The regulator published its 'Regulatory Casework Review 2026', which highlights all the themes of things that landlords are getting wrong, but everyone is too

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As is well known, climate change sucks – unless you don’t believe it’s a thing, of course; in which case it’s merely a trifling, inexplicable inconvenience

While more and more housing providers are joining the regulator’s exclusive C1 club, it can be hard to understand the reasons why from the short and succinct judgement reports. As part of HQN’s wider ...

By Alistair McIntosh, HQN CEO

As former commissioner of the London Fire Brigade and now as chair of the Building Safety Regulator, Lord Andy Roe is continuing a personal mission to make the country’s built environment as safe as p...

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has appointed current Chief Operating Officer Andrea Keenoy as interim Housing Ombudsman.

Meanwhile, last month was officially Western Europe’s hottest ever June (if you needed confirmation). The unpleasant record was revealed by the loathed EU’s

It’s right that we should celebrate the eventual end of the Vagrancy Act (1824), finally kicked into the sea on 29 June this year – 2026.

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What difference will Andy Burnham make when he gets to Number 10 – both of them! We know that he sets high standards via the Greater Manchester Landlord

“Property. The whole f*****g thing’s about property.” (The Thin Red Line, 1998)

An independent survey of 2,000 leaseholders has found that the issues dominating Westminster's leasehold debate are not the issues dominating leaseholders'

June is Pride Month. For many, it is a moment of celebration of LGBTQ+ communities and of progress hard won. Recognition of the richness that comes from

By Paul Richmond, Chief Executive of Chime Housing