All Housing Today articles in August 2026 – Page 4
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In FocusHow the West of England plans to rocket-boost its regeneration
The West of England Combined Authority is one of the UK’s most productive regions - but its director of homes and regeneration believes it is only just getting started
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NewsL&Q reports drop in turnover, surplus and completions in first quarter
But debt ratio also falls after £1bn sale of PRS business
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NewsRayner rejects plan for new football stadium and 3,500 homes, citing toxic lead risk
Proposed Ebbsfleet scheme was adjacent to one of Europe’s largest lead refineries
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NewsHomes England invests £28m into regeneration scheme near Sunderland city centre
Money will help deliver more than 350 homes
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NewsPlatform appoints experienced Amanda Holgate as CFO
Former Southern CFO to take up post next month
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NewsArada submits plans for 11-storey student scheme in Peckham
Two-block project to include 516 student beds
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NewsCouncil has ‘serious reservations’ about working with Green Square Accord amid community-led housing controversy
Pressure is mounting on housing association to agree sale to co-op at price below build cost
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CommentThe difficult housing market is prompting innovation in joint ventures and partnerships
At a time of tight finances, Richard Jones explains how both public and private organisations are reassessing how they structure their relationships
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NewsInvestor Henley’s 78-storey Salford tower scheme forced to return to committee after conflict ruling
Plans for UK’s tallest tower outside London were approved last November
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NewsBellway beats guidance with 9,700 completions
But housbuilder’s boss calls on government to reduce stamp duty and support first-time buyers
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NewsGLA-backed affordable housing starts triple
Mayor hopeful of meeting programme’s 19,000-home target by September’s end
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NewsAsset disposals boost Abri Group’s surplus as it explores merger
50,000-home provider aiming to build 20,000 homes over the next decade and become a “top five” housing association provider .
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NewsCuro reports drop in turnover but returns to surplus
Fall in open market property sales brings income down
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CommentSection 106 in 2026: why the hardest part of a permission now happens after committee
The system requires more realism, clarity and flexibility, argues Francis Truss
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CommentRough sleeping won’t end with bricks and mortar alone
As Andy Burnham pledges to eredicate rough sleeping, Rachel Chiu explores why lasting change will take much more than new homes
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CPDCPD 14 2026: Closing the performance gap with insulation
Sponsored by ROCKWOOL®, this module examines why the gap between the predicted and actual performance of so many buildings persists – and how fabric-first design, informed insulation specification and consistent installation practice can help close it
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In FocusUK Design Capital of the year: How Cardiff is rethinking its industrial heritage to drive regeneration
In the last of our UK Design Capital series, Joey Gardiner looks at how Cardiff has used placemaking to rebuild its future after a potentially existential decline with the collapse of the coal and steel industries
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NewsRayner confirms default ‘yes’ for homes near train stations in revised NPPF
New planning rules also include protections for pubs and music venues
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NewsPlanning permissions for homes fall to lowest level on record, says HBF
Housebuilders’ body says viability negating impact of more permissive planning regime