The chancellor is set to announce a 10-year rent settlement and a £39bn Affordable Homes Programme (AHP) as part of tomorrow’s Spending Review.

A housing association’s broker has been found liable for “breach of duty” in a landmark High Court judgment.

Several councils confirmed they changed their reporting system since Inside Housing launched its tracker on the number of children living in temporary housing.

Jenny Messenger and James Wilmore have stripped back the legalese in the Planning and Infrastructure Bill to see how the government hopes to make the reforms work

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Officials were warned about the quality of a fire risk assessor’s work two years before he was removed from the approved contractors list, emails obtained by Inside Housing have revealed.

The Grenfell Inquiry final report is set to change how the social housing sector operates. Peter Apps picks out some of the standout points from the guidance.

Although temporary accommodation now costs the taxpayer more than £2bn a year, spending on this type of housing remains largely unexamined. Inside Housing and the i newspaper joined forces to find out...

A new report into housebuilding calls for an overhaul of the construction skills system. Jenny Messenger looks at the key recommendations.

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

A landlord that was saved by the English regulator through a special £670,000 payment has been wound down after selling off its social housing assets.

The deputy prime minister and housing secretary has confirmed when Awaab’s Law will come into force across the social rented sector.

New data has revealed that the number of children who died in temporary accommodation has risen to 80.

Research has found disagreement in the industry over what a cladding product is and no standards for fire doors and other fire barriers.

Margaret Thatcher’s government spearheaded major reforms with the Housing Act 1988. Stephen Delahunty digs into the archives and speaks to two of the key players.