3 October, 2019
1 October, 2019
However, Chief Executive of Shelter says policy 'risks losing even more of the few social homes we have left'
1 October, 2019
ONS statistics also show that, over the six years since 2013, the annual number of deaths has increased by 51 per cent
30 September, 2019
23 September, 2019
National Housing Federation reports that more than 40 per cent can only afford to live decently if they are in social housing
20 September, 2019
20 September, 2019
19 September, 2019
Shelter highlights that working families with children are in a particularly bleak situation, with 60 per cent at risk of losing their home if work ends
18 September, 2019
Autumn 2019 Conference motion also pledges reform of court process to allow landlords 'easier access to justice' where tenants are in breach of tenancy agreements
17 September, 2019
New report from the Chartered Institute of Housing finds that allocation policies and pre-tenancy screening processes can exclude the most vulnerable from accessing social housing
17 September, 2019
New report concludes that the nearly £29 billion tied up in scheme could have been used to address a wider set of housing priorities and focus more on those in need
16 September, 2019
12 September, 2019
New statistics also highlight reduction in the number of households accepted as owed a main homelessness duty
12 September, 2019
New MHCLG analysis estimates the impact of the initiative from its launch in March 2018 until autumn that year
9 September, 2019
Scottish Government says the rule, that currently only covers families with children and pregnant women, will be changed from May 2021
4 September, 2019
Settlement in Spending Round 2019 represents a 13 per cent increase compared to funding allocated for 2019/2020
4 September, 2019
Shelter says that, for those earning less than £40,000, the chance of benefiting from scheme is just one in 278
28 August, 2019
MHCLG also announces that it has 'closed a loophole' which stopped people buying property under Help to Buy from taking out mortgage of more than 25 years
27 August, 2019
New guidance challenges current policy of expecting women and children, rather than perpetrator, to leave their homes
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