Three local authorities have been rated non-compliant for consumer standards by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH), and four associations were given the top grade. The three councils and four ...

The government’s new towns programme is a chance to put planning principles into place effectively and address past mistakes, writes Matt Clarke at Boyer #UKhousing The New Towns Taskforce, which was ...

Housing associations completed 10,270 homes in the final quarter of 2024, a 36% increase on the previous three months. Housing associations completed 10,270 homes in the final quarter of 2024, a 36% ...

Our decades of experience working in partnership have shown that the most successful are based on common goals and trust, writes Mary Parsons, regeneration and partnerships director at Lovell Our ...

Waltham Forest Council has declared a nature emergency and launched a blueprint to tackle declining biodiversity. The London local authority hopes the plan will halt and reverse the fall in ...

Are housing providers making the most of remote-monitoring technology? Inside Housing spoke to Dane Ralston, chief executive and founder of proptech firm iOpt, to understand how a data-driven, ...

Social housing may not be the first sector to embrace technology, but as Steve Sampson reports, an Inside Housing survey with Northgate Public Services reveals it is now an investment priority In ...

How do you define innovation? We often talk about innovation, when we actually mean efficiency. Efficiency involves continuous incremental improvement - essentially doing the same things better. In ...

The field of repairs and maintenance is one area where services are commonly outsourced to external organisations. If a housing association goes down this route, establishing a strong working ...

Smart tech is both a big opportunity and a challenge for the social housing sector. In this webinar, we gather together an expert panel to scrutinise the use of these devices, their potential, and ...