The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has warned its members to be wary of misusing credentials after the high-profile expulsion of a fire safety engineer from another trade body earlier this ...

An Inside Housing roundtable, in association with Switchee, discussed how providers perceive and mitigate threats to their ...

A Birmingham supported housing provider has been handed an enforcement notice by the regulator after it “persistently failed to address serious failings”.

The chief executive of a North Yorkshire-based housing association is stepping down from the role #UKhousing Gail Teasdale will leave Broadacres at the end of this month after heading up the landlord ...

Aviva Capital Partners and Norwich City Council have agreed a landmark £350m deal that will deliver up to 1,100 new homes on the site of a 1960s shopping centre.

Midland Heart has secured a £100m loan from a major bank to build new homes and retrofit its existing stock to new sustainability standards.

The London Borough of Hounslow, which rejected an order from the care watchdog to prioritise housing a pregnant women left to sofa surf, reversed its decision.

The government has set up a national remediation database that will be rolled out by Homes England to provide regulators with up-to-date building safety data.

Developers have “played a part” in creating the backlog at the Building Safety Regulator due to the poor quality of their schemes, Dame Judith Hackitt has said.

City Hall has promised London’s new Joint Remediation Partnership Board will engage with residents and leaseholders despite none being represented on it.

A group of MPs urged the freeholder and insurer of a London building destroyed by fire to stop keeping residents “in the dark” about what happened to their homes.

The government’s long-term housing strategy will address the “financialisation of housing” and end overreliance on speculative development, the housing minister said.