BGS key messages have been developed to provide members and multidisciplinary colleagues with topline information about specific issues relating to older people's healthcare. We encourage discussion o...

Two years ago, councils were given a responsibility to provide cots in temporary accommodation. But with babies still dying, Keith Cooper investigates how councils have responded to the new child safety clauses in the Homelessness Code of Guidance

The government’s Everyone In homelessness initiative at the start of the pandemic was a “missed opportunity” to end rough sleeping for good, the UK Covid-19 Inquiry has heard

The housing minister has marked an “important milestone” in the government’s housebuilding ambitions as the Social and Affordable Homes Programme opens for bidding today

The number of people sleeping rough on a single night in England has reached a record high of 4,793, new government figures have shown

Labour's homelessness strategy is not enough to end homelessness for good in England, writes MP Paula Barker after Housing First snub,

Homeless Link's campaign for a funding system fit to end homelessness

English councils’ spending on temporary accommodation is likely to reach £3bn by the end of the decade, the Local Government Association has found.

Beleaguered investment trust Home REIT, which provides accommodation for homeless people, is in talks to sell most of its 853-home portfolio for £123m

The North West and Yorkshire and the Humber are among the worst affected places as homelessness is set to rise this season

Overcrowding, neglect and profit-driven hotels are failing asylum seekers, writes Isabelle Pereira of Refugee and Migrant Forum of Essex & London

Positive conversations around immigration are needed now more than ever, writes Fuad Mahamed, founder and chief executive of refugee and migrant housing provider ACH

The government has a generational opportunity to tackle the homelessness emergency and women must be at the forefront of that strategy, writes MP Paula Barker.

New research shows that the Universal Credit sanctions system fails on its own terms

The government has a generational opportunity to tackle the homelessness emergency and women must be at the forefront of that strategy, writes Paula Barker, co-chair APPG for Ending Homelessness

A charity led by former prime minister Gordon Brown and four major UK retailers have partnered with Prince William’s homelessness project to furnish 250 homes

Following the announcement that NHS England is to be abolished, Siva Anandaciva considers the implications and why at the moment there are more questions than answers.

Our shared ownership scheme can make a difference for people’s health and independence, but we need other providers to get on board, writes Graeme Jackson at Advance Housing and Support

The government’s freeze on temporary accommodation subsidy is draining councils of £268m a year, according to new analysis by the District Councils’ Network

With our Save Our Supported Housing campaign taking place in the run up to the Spending Review, we've put together a research briefing on the financial benefits of supported housing.

Our services prevent crises, reduce pressure on the NHS and help individuals contribute to communities, writes Katherine Hernandez, Home Group regional director

The government has published guidance for the Social and Affordable Homes Programme, ahead of the launch in February 2026. Eliza Parr looks at some key points

Ministers have been urged to “reset” older people’s housing in an upcoming suite of planning reforms, Inside Housing can reveal

We need long-term sustainable funding for veteran supported housing, writes Lee Buss-Blair, director of operations and group veterans lead at Riverside

A man from Brighton who died after being sent 22 miles down the coast to a hotel in Eastbourne encountered a “circular” homelessness system, an inquest has heard