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Revealed: Heylo set for £289m internal write-down after administrations

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5 things we learned from the King’s Speech 2026

News15.05.26

Housing minister announces review of allocations as part of Social Housing Bill

The housing minister has launched a review into the allocation and use of social housing to reduce empty homes

News15.05.26

Karbon expects new for-profit provider to launch this summer after choosing investor

News15.05.26

SNG appoints two permanent directors to regional leadership teams in development push

News15.05.26

Major landlord becomes first housing provider to adopt Shared Ownership Code

Insight15.05.26

The Week in Housing: Government sets out policy agenda in King’s Speech

News15.05.26

National Housing Bank boss urges action now to boost early delivery as landlords mull shared ownership opportunities

News15.05.26

Rent control could reduce housing benefit bill by £600m and increases should be capped at 2%, thinktanks say

News15.05.26

Vistry expects affordable housing demand to ramp up later this year as discounting hits profit

News15.05.26

Housing minister announces review of allocations as part of Social Housing Bill

Insight15.05.26

Board Member Briefing: Your organisation is probably collecting ESG data. So how should boards make the most of the process?

News15.05.26

New £1.3bn Scottish procurement framework with regeneration and SME focus opens for bids

Comment15.05.26

Lessons from Cambridge: delivering council housing at scale

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by Stephen Delahunty

The Week in Housing: Government sets out policy agenda in King’s Speech

by Hannah Fearn

Board Member Briefing: Your organisation is probably collecting ESG data. So how should boards make the most of the process?

by Stephen Delahunty

5 things we learned from the King’s Speech 2026

by Eliza Parr

King’s Speech 2026: social housing sector’s response

by Philip Brown

Latest housing research: Homes without beds, systems under strain

by Ella Jessel

The London borough using AI to solve temporary accommodation allocations

by Eliza Parr

The Welsh election has pushed Labour out of power for the first time. Stuart Ropke explores what that could mean for housing

by Gavriel Hollander

The Week in Housing: Election results and housing, landmark court ruling on exempt housing benefits, and concern over commonhold and MEES

by Martin Hilditch

After hitting the top regulatory grades, why is Midland Heart looking for tougher scrutiny?

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by Jules Birch

The King’s Speech: housing resolutions decades in the making

by Margaret Mullane

What can we do for neurodivergent children in temporary accommodation?

by Julie Haydon

Why housing must put mental well-being at its heart

by Janani Paramsothy

Are there different financial models that could tackle the temporary accommodation crisis?

by Duncan Shrubsole

Our new Access to Accommodation programme is investing in new ways to provide housing

by Marianne Elliott

How Incommunities has used the NHF’s diversity data tool

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