The Labour government’s hopes of delivering the 1.5 million new homes promised for this parliament are largely reliant on the performance of its flagship housing
The five finalists for the 2025 Housing’s Next Generation competition are getting ready to take centre stage at this year’s HQN annual conference. The
To break down the inspection process and the role HQN plays in supporting organisations, we talked to HQN’s consumer regulation leads, Lydia Dlaboha and Damian
Over the past two years, HQN has been helping social housing providers navigate the new regulatory landscape, including the return of inspection for the first
Councils are at the sharp end of the housing crisis as waiting lists grow by the day (along with temporary accommodation costs). But with social
Stigma has been attached to social housing and its tenants for decades. The Grenfell tragedy brought things to a head but only now, eight years
Ash Sarkar is a journalist, political commentator, activist and author, described by Naomi Klein as “one of the boldest and most exciting thinkers of her
“Extraordinary”, “regrettable”, “unprecedented”. These are a few of the words used to describe the surge in right to buy applications local authorities have received since
As chair of the Housing, Communities and Local Government Select Committee, Florence Eshalomi has responsibility for investigating some of the major housing issues facing this
With Awaab’s Law due to be implemented for damp and mould cases later this year, Neil Merrick takes a look at how social housing providers
