The Tories are Sunakered on housing
Rishi Sunak is even campaigning against his own housing policies
Chris Worrall
The arguments against the infrastructure levy are inconsistent
Much of the causes for concern laid out by the thirty unsupportive organisations are fraught with conflict and inconsistent arguments
The local elections show how anti-housing Tories are on the ropes
Some big names have been taken down, for better or worse
What can Tunbridge Wells tell us about the Levelling Up Bill?
The Minister for Housing and Planning has just stopped 165 homes being built
Labour must resolve the financial crisis in social housing
Labour’s future proposals will need to give people a stronger sense of security in their own homes.
Michael Gove’s plans to make developers pay for the cladding crisis are ill-thought-out
The government is merely taking money from private capital pots for new construction and forcing the reallocation to remediation without appreciating what impact that will have on new supply.
The housing crisis can’t be solved by listening to those who deny we have a shortage of houses
Our housing columnist looks at a series of policy and briefing documents on the housing crisis
Housing Column: Labour must not try to out Tory the Tories on the Green Belt
‘Brownfield sites alone will “almost certainly never be enough to meet the country’s housing need”.
The rise of pro-housing Labour politicians should be applauded
‘With new blood coming into politics and policymaking, pro-housing stances are now finally being taken’
England’s social housing sector needs renewal and here’s how to do it
‘Labour must offer a social housing funding mechanism that not only provides new supply, but tackles the systemic need for rehabilitation of existing stock.’