The chief executives of housing associations Melin Homes and Newport City Homes successfully planned and carried out their own merger to create one of the largest landlords in Wales – without bringing...

The EU’s proposed changes to its landmark sustainability regulation are transforming corporate ESG strategies, supply chain finance and legal risk.

Waverley, a new town in South Yorkshire, is built on the site of Orgreave Colliery, where miners and police clashed in the 1980s. Jenny Messenger visits to find out more.

In 2024, the Ministry of Defence agreed to buy back thousands of military homes from the private equity-backed firm it sold them to in 1996. Jenny Messenger finds out more.

Michel Martin's relentless questioning of Troy Edgar revealed there may be no evidence behind the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil.

Inside Housing is seeking responses from frontline social housing staff to a survey asking what they think are the biggest issues affecting their job

Tpas Cymru has called on the social housing sector to make sure tenants are informed about the flooding history of their homes, after properties are left damaged by severe floods.

Shipley-based landlord Incommunities spent almost a third less on development year on year, while reporting a 34% drop in its surplus, according to its latest half-year results

TPAS Cymru has called on the Welsh government to remove planning red tape, claiming it is preventing tenants from accessing affordable, energy-efficient heating.

Affordable housing provision in Wales dipped by 3% in 2023-24, with the number of affordable homes delivered across the country during the year totalling 3,255.

A Housing Ombudsman investigation has found evidence of a “dismissive” attitude and a “defensive” culture at Camden Council around dealing with residents’ complaints

The government’s planning shake-up will not deliver enough homes unless issues in the housebuilding sector are also tackled, a veteran Labour MP has argued

Notting Hill Genesis has been downgraded to G3 by the English regulator and handed a C3 rating for consumer standards following “serious failings”

Consolidating local government pension funds could unlock £200bn in private investment in housing and infrastructure, research from the Pension Insurance Corporation has shown

The ambitious finance director who drove some of the sector’s biggest mergers is retiring. He tells Jenny Messenger about his long list of financial firsts.

Aster Group has appointed Louise Palese as its new property services director, as the large landlord looks to boost its repairs and maintenance programme