Report proposes ‘use-it-or-lose-it’ contracts for property developers
The Civitas publication also advocates a public house-building programme to push down prices
housing
Homelessness has returned to 1900s levels
The figures are expected to soar even higher when the Housing Bill comes into effect
The disability benefits cut shows the Government’s flagrant disregard for evidence
If more people are living with disabilities, that’s a good reason to increase spending
The private rented sector is no longer acceptable to Londoners
On tenant protection, England lags behind most of Europe. It’s time to modernise
Liveblog: Reactions to Budget 2016
Rapid reactions to George Osborne’s budget from charities, think-tanks, trade unions and political parties
Government housing policy has created a vast human tragedy
The Housing Bill will further inflame an already desperate situation
Four notes on John McDonnell’s ‘fiscal responsibility’ speech
The shadow chancellor is responding to centrist concerns, but will face criticism from his left and right
London needs to double the number of houses being built
The London Housing Commission report has called for a devolution deal to confront the capital’s housing crisis
Why the government’s Housing Bill is useless
As the bill reaches a key stage in the Lords, campaigners reiterate that it’s an attack on genuinely affordable housing
IMF urges UK to roll back austerity
Increased spending is advised if growth slows, but will George Osborne listen?