Tenants of newly built social homes will not be able to buy their homes through Right to Buy (RtB) for 35 years, the housing minister Matthew Pennycook has confirmed.
Writing in LGA Conference week, newly re-elected chair Cllr Louise Gittins reflects on the Govern...
The Government has announced plans to build 180,000 new social homes by 2035 as part of the effor...
Plans for a fresh regime of local government targets are expected to be announced by deputy prime...
In a rapidly changing world and a sector consumed with financial pressures and local government r...
The Government has turned to councils for extra building inspector capacity as high-rise housing ...
Jon Rouse says that rather than being a bureaucratic exercise, reorganisation is about complete r...
Great Yarmouth BC is focused on proposals for a new selective licensing scheme to tackle sub stan...
Bristol is the only large unitary with a Green-led administration. Heather Jameson talks to its l...
The sector knew not to expect full detail in the Spending Review but the absence of any further i...
A cornerstone of the Renter’s Rights Bill is under threat due to a lack of council capacity, the ...
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