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The news in September that Birmingham City Council (‘Europe’s largest local authority’) had been forced to issue a Section 114 notice...

Independent agent Barrows and Forrester has called for the appointment of a housing tsar for a fixed term as yet another...

What a difference two months and some local elections make. Cast your minds back to March 9 and the annual report of...

The Chartered Institute of Housing, set to unveil its latest annual housing review next month, has indicated that to no one’s...

The policy and campaigns team at Propertymark, headed by Mark Hayward, has been expanded after what it calls “a number of...

Around one person in seven in England are living in unaffordable, insecure or unsuitable accommodation. The claim comes from the research produced...

In what is regarded as his most important speech since becoming housing minister, Dominic Raab has told a conference that it...

Housing minister Alok Sharma has blocked some of his Twitter followers, accusing them of “abusive language”.   Sharma has a relatively modest 9,169 followers...

Labour’s long-awaited Redfern Review, set up a year ago after the party’s defeat in the general election, finally reports tomorrow. Although it...

If you want an indicator that the United Kingdom isn’t so united any more, have a look at Right To Buy. The...

The timing of Labour’s housing review, which has until now been closely associated with John Healey, appears uncertain following the shadow housing...

As we all know, Peter Redfern is critical to the future of the British housing market and.... What? Wait? You don’t know...