Navigating regulatory change and achieving the highest standards of governance Bringing together housing leaders to navigate change with confidence and clarity. Set against the backdrop of renewed ...

The housing sector’s one-day conference addressing how to proactively and authentically communicate with colleagues, customers and stakeholders. Bringing together housing communications leaders to ...

The leading one-day event to help landlords and tenants achieve meaningful engagement that improves services, lives and communities Nearly two years since the Social Housing Regulation Act became law, ...

The sector watchdog has backed the establishment of a national tenant body for the first time, after its latest report revealed a 474% rise in repair complaints.

Affordable rent in England is double the equivalent social rent in some areas, with one-bed properties costing more than £10,000 a year in parts of London.

A Scottish salmon farming business plans to build 56 temporary housing units near its hatcheries due to a lack of local homes for staff.

A Liverpool-based landlord is taking part in a first-of-its-kind pilot project that aims to integrate health and social housing data.

Northern Ireland’s Department for Infrastructure has been awarded £11m to upgrade its creaking wastewater network and unlock the delivery of 3,000 homes.

As the section of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry examining how the products used in the cladding system were tested, marketed and sold comes to a close, Peter Apps summarises what we have learned about ...

The government has ended its two-year policy that allowed councils to keep 100% of their Right to Buy receipts.

A Scottish housing association judged non-compliant by the regulator for two-and-a-half years is now seeking a strategic partner as it needs more funding.

As the government has given development a shot in the arm, Inside Housing’s annual list of the top 50 Biggest Builders reveals which housing associations are building the most homes, what the tenure ...