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Early, flexible and joined-up support is crucial to ensure no young person is left behind

By Claire Woodward

Housing association Acis group is working through partnerships to ensure no young person misses out on education because they need more flexible support than the mainstream system can provide. Claire Woodward explains more.

Rigid NPPF rules risk undermining housing delivery

By Simon Vernon-Harcourt

Guidance should be focused more on connectivity rather than ’distance from station’ thresholds, argues Simon Vernon-Harcourt

If you expect to own homes for a century, you design differently
By David Stronge
Ensuring every resident can use their voice regardless of race, faith or heritage
By Kai Jackson
Those who accuse housebuilders of landbanking misunderstand how development works
By Huseyin Huseyin
The planning system needs to take viability more seriously
By Paul Smith
The new Decent Homes Standard: the clock is already ticking for registered providers
By Martin Gladwin Donna Whitlam
Multi-tenure strategy seen in first SAHP allocations is right approach to tackle housing need
By Jordan McCay
We cannot plan for 1.5 million homes without planning for water
By Lisa Cook
Why social housing property professionals must understand people as well as buildings
By Mark Moore
Ambitious new housing developments are nothing without the infrastructure to support them
By Tom O'Brien
Rough sleeping won’t end with bricks and mortar alone
By Rachel Chiu
Section 106 in 2026: why the hardest part of a permission now happens after committee
By Francis Truss
The difficult housing market is prompting innovation in joint ventures and partnerships
By Richard Jones

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