How Will £77m Fund 8,000 Affordable Homes?
Yorkshire Housing has secured a £77 million deal with NatWest to help develop a further 8,000 affordable homes by 2030. Housing Industry […]
DLUHC’s Planning Data Platform Beta Goes Live
In a bid to improve the way housing data is accessed, the digital planning team in the Department for Levelling Up, Housing […]
Housing Providers to Consult with Elderly Over New Technology
Six housing providers have been awarded £440,000 to develop a suite of tech services in conjunction with older residents. Housing Industry Leaders […]
Birmingham to Ensure That Landlords Are Providing Proper Accommodation
Birmingham City Council is to introduce a Selective Licencing Scheme for all private rented properties in 25 wards in the city. Housing […]
How is Manchester Tackling the Low Carbon Housing Retrofit Challenge?
Manchester City Council’s Retrofit Plan will outline the pathway to zero carbon housing, which will be key to realising the target to […]
A £150m Social Loan Will Deliver 5,500 New Affordable Homes
Legal & General has announced that it has signed a £150 million Social Loan where Use of Proceeds will finance 5,500 affordable […]
How Are Modular Homes Helping to Tackle Homelessness?
The Hill Group has handed over eight Solohaus modular homes for the homeless to Dacorum Borough Council, intended as follow-on accommodation for […]
Nearly 180 Low-carbon Homes Are Being Built in Wolverhampton
City of Wolverhampton Council’s WV Living has started work to build 178 homes on the site of a former school in Bushbury, […]
Renewable Technologies to Benefit Tenants in Scotland
All new West Dunbartonshire Council homes are set to see a range of renewable and sustainable technologies implemented as part of a […]