Two new funds aim to tackle homelessness nationwide
Councils and organisations combating homelessness will receive £50m, targeting the areas and people most in
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Work begins on 1,100-home regeneration in Westminster
Construction has started on the first phase of the Church Street regeneration programme in Westminster.
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Work begins on 1,100-home regeneration in Westminster
Construction has started on the first phase of the Church Street regeneration programme in Westminster.
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£110m relief road approved to ease Lincolnshire congestion
The North Hykeham Relief Road will link the A46 and A15, supporting thousands of new
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UK unemployment climbs to five year high as wages stall
The news has sparked rumours that the Bank of England will further slash interest rates
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Failsafe in name: thousands of social homes remain substandard
Nearly 430,000 social homes in England fail to meet the decent homes standard, prompting cross-party
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Crumbling classrooms expose the depth of England’s school decay
MPs have warned ageing school buildings and the ongoing RAAC crisis are exposing deep-rooted weaknesses
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In from the cold: Labour’s plan for low-income families and renters
The government’s Warm Homes Plan is expected to lift ‘half a million families’ out of
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All the reaction to the National Planning Policy Framework Consultation
There have been responses from all sides following the government’s launch of a major consultation
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London launches 30 community hubs to unite residents
Sadiq Khan and the National Lottery Community Fund invest £1.8m to tackle loneliness across the
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Campaign targets business loopholes costing councils millions
A new campaign is urging ministers to close loopholes in England’s business rates system, claiming
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Free public transport trial launches in Glasgow
Residents will be offered free travel on buses, trains and the subway as part of
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Solidarity forever: hundreds to sleep out for youth homelessness
More than 100 people will brave the cold at Somerset House to raise money for
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Can devolution unlock London’s housing crisis?
The target of 88,000 new London homes every year reflects the capital’s housing crisis. Yet
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Editor's Pick
Allotments on new developments: planning priority or optional amenity?
Are allotments vital community infrastructure or just another drag on development viability? Tim Foreman of
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Case study: building control at West Northamptonshire Council
Founded in 2021, the council has become a strong organisation after local government reform, with
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Experts react to Homes England’s £39bn housing boost
‘For too long there’s been chronic underinvestment in social and affordable housing,’ Richard Parker, Mayor
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