Notting Hill Genesis (NHG) faces “reputational risks” after delaying publishing its annual accounts for the third time in the past five years, S&P has warned.

Two councils have been found to have “serious failings” in how they are meeting the English social housing regulator’s consumer standards

The Metropolitan Police has submitted all its files related to the Grenfell Tower fire to the Crown Prosecution Service for charging decisions

Large Midlands landlord PA Housing has installed an industry veteran known for taking on interim chief executive roles as its temporary head.

Councils should not be “pitted against” housing associations when it comes to delivering more social homes, the former leader of a local authority said

The Scottish arm of major housing association Riverside has appointed a former banker as chair

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government have revealed that police files on them have been handed to the Crown Prosecution Service in relation to the Grenfell Tower fire

Balancing the well-being of both the victim and the alleged perpetrator is critical, says Agony Aunt Kelly Street

Rupali Court represents a bold and innovative approach to meeting the housing needs of older people, writes Dawn Carr, co-housing partnership manager at Housing 21

As one of only two housing associations that are members of both the G15 and Homes for the North, we understand that what works to tackle deprivation in Barnsley is different to London, writes Paul Dolan, chief executive of Riverside

The director of social change at Homeless Link told the Labour Party conference on Monday that “we need a homelessness plan that extends beyond Christmas”

A letter shared exclusively with Inside Housing has revealed more information on how Homes England will work within regions as “a more responsive place-based delivery partner”

Councils could be handed new powers to refer homeless households to registered providers, who will only be able to reject them if they have can show reasonable grounds for doing so.

Tom Copley, deputy mayor of London for housing and residential development, said there had been “a huge amount of interest” ahead of cash allocation announcements

Some councils will be “rebuilding from scratch” in terms of housing delivery and maintenance, an MP told the Labour Party conference on Monday

Housing association Sanctuary has said it is introducing a system to improve how it identifies vulnerable residents after a coroner’s report into the death of an 88-year-old tenant from a fall at her home

The chief executive of the National Housing Federation has called for a 10-year funding settlement specifically for supported housing

Anna Highfield explores the key talking points from Inside Housing’s Tenant and Resident Engagement Conference

Artificial intelligence is becoming a part of the advice journey whether housing organisations like it or not, writes Hilary Stephenson, managing director at Nexer Digital

Women must be offered accommodation that doesn’t put them at further risk, says Lucy Campbell, assistant director of system change at the Single Homeless Project

Integration is a process, not a test that refugees should have to pass, writes Fuad Mahamed, founder and chief executive of refugee and migrant housing provider ACH

The government has announced reforms to Empty Dwelling Management Orders which will slash the eligibility period by 18 months

The chief executive of large London landlord Notting Hill Genesis has stepped down with “immediate effect”

A council is offering support to 85 households after a major incident was declared near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire

Almost all social housing buildings in England above 11 metres high have now had a fire risk assessment

An influential thinktank has argued that councils should not be able to automatically offer tenants lifelong housing tenancies

The former chief executive of the Regulator of Social Housing has joined the board of Sanctuary housing association

Tenant satisfaction remains “broadly positive” in Wales, while the latest annual survey highlighted the need for further work on engagement, the government found

Shared owners at a London tower block are still liable for rent and service charges for at least a month after a fire forced them from their homes

The number of children and households in temporary accommodation in Scotland have both hit record highs

The Communities Housing Trust has decided to wind down because of a “challenging operating environment”

The Scottish government has revealed plans for new regional authorities with housing delivery powers

Attendees at a conference in London heard why it is important how landlords structure incentives for repairs sub-contractors, as well as not to let maintenance “go downhill” during mergers

Council officer stresses need for good communication and “myth-busting” when reporting anti-social behaviour, and meeting residents in spaces where they feel safe

A Labour MP argues housing associations have a “responsibility to rebuild trust” and tackle misinformation around social housing allocations and developments

Chief executive Michelle Meldrum explains how Berwickshire Housing Association transformed its response to domestic abuse as part of the Borders Housing Network

Since adopting a new equality, diversity and inclusion framework, we’ve won an Outstanding Employer award five years running, says Stonewater’s Cordelia Johnney

Orbit housing association has hired a new director of customer experience from major bank HSBC

Croydon has joined the government’s social housing fraud crackdown, partnering with holiday-rental firm Airbnb to tackle illegal short-term lets of council homes

Residents living at Blackwall Way in Poplar have said a letter from developer Barratt Redrow a week after a fatal fire showed “chilling corporate detachment”

This week we take a deep dive into our investigation of assaults on housing staff, which found that assaults rose by 16% between 2024 and 2025

What actually needs to change if AI is to improve services rather than simply speeding up existing ways of working, asks Rob Rowlands, researcher in residence at the Disruptive Innovators Network

The defence secretary wants military families to have a greater say over the homes they live in, under a package of reforms designed to cut bureaucracy and strengthen accountability

Councils in England spent a record £2.9bn on temporary accommodation last year, with spending nearly doubling over the past five years

A new report by Livv Housing Group has revealed that it helped more than 3,400 people improve their finances and generated £64.8m in social value

East End Homes employees have been on strike to defend pension changes and against what they believe are moves to avoid new laws under the Employment Rights Act

Councils struggling with high-cost services, including temporary accommodation and adult social care, have been allocated £91m in funding from MHCLG

Birmingham City Council failed to carry out a suitability review of a resident’s temporary accommodation, and also gave him “conflicting” financial advice, the local government watchdog has found

The coming together of Settle and Paradigm will see the housing associations rebrand following the transfer of engagements at the end of this month

A new report marking Scottish Housing Day called on the government to recognise how housing supports health, laying out “indisputable links” between the two