The real problem with the Bedroom Tax
How can people downsize if they have nowhere to go?
How can people downsize if they have nowhere to go?
The chancellor’s response to a deep-seated crisis has been ideological, with further feather-bedding of home ownership
Almost all new housebuilding is expected from the private sector
The government’s attempts to sell off surplus land for new housing have been criticised as ‘wishful thinking’
In London, there are already planning permissions for over 260,000 homes that are not getting built
23 minutes of every hour worked in the UK is spent on rent
The Tories seek to revisit Thatcher’s legacy with a policy that will promote social cleansing
Shadow housing minister Emma Reynolds will today set out plans to reverse the coalition’s record, which has resulted in 205,000 fewer home owners
A jump in the number of housing benefit claimants shows the government is prioritising being ‘tough’ about benefits ahead of being correct about them.
While chancellor George Osborneās Budget yesterday had a strong housing focus, which was welcomed in housing circles, the announcements failed miserably in the face of a growing UK housing crisis.