Conservative election victory: we take a look at the housing secretary’s post-election in-tray

Insight13.12.197.00 AM by Inside Housing

Following the overwhelming Conservative majority, Inside Housing runs through some of the key items on housing secretary Robert Jenrick’s to-do list as Westminster prepares to get back to business. Photography by Getty

To continue reading this article please

Login or Register

Homes England’s Peter Denton: investors will support temporary accommodation

05.11.24

Nearly 22,000 orders made against landlords in a year, ombudsman reveals

04.11.24

Former Lendlease executive to lead push for hundreds of new homes at Euston

04.11.24

NIHE plans huge uplift in maintenance spend on Mid Ulster homes

04.11.24

Remediation of all 11m-plus buildings will not complete until at least 2035 and will total £16.6bn, spending watchdog finds

04.11.24

C4-graded council achieves highest TSM score in London for overall repair service

04.11.24

A long-term plan for housing – a once-in-a-generation opportunity

01.11.24

Regulator of Social Housing reports 66% rise in whistleblowing allegations

By continuing to browse this site you are agreeing to the use of cookies. Browsing is anonymised until you sign up. Click for more info.

Cookie Settings

Conservative election victory: we take a look at the housing secretary’s post-election in-tray

Councils expected to save £1.2bn over five years from Right to Buy changes

Autumn Budget 2024: SDLT reform targets second homes and first-time buyers

London landlord acquires property management firm Pinnacle Group

Large landlord fined £900,000 for putting residents at risk of contracting Legionnaires’ disease

Homelessness charities ‘extremely disappointed’ by government’s failure to unfreeze LHA

Homes England’s Peter Denton: investors will support temporary accommodation

The scale of the cladding crisis

Plymouth Community Homes boss pushes for social rent: ‘We can do more with the money’

Homes England’s Peter Denton: investors will support temporary accommodation

Nearly 22,000 orders made against landlords in a year, ombudsman reveals

Former Lendlease executive to lead push for hundreds of new homes at Euston

NIHE plans huge uplift in maintenance spend on Mid Ulster homes

Remediation of all 11m-plus buildings will not complete until at least 2035 and will total £16.6bn, spending watchdog finds

C4-graded council achieves highest TSM score in London for overall repair service

A long-term plan for housing – a once-in-a-generation opportunity

Regulator of Social Housing reports 66% rise in whistleblowing allegations