All housing association articles – Page 10
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NewsGove blasts L&Q customer service failings as “unacceptable”
Housing secretary writes to 105,000-home association after damning Housing Ombudsman report
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NewsHomes England misses delivery targets as ‘perfect storm’ engulfs housing associations
Government agency hits 86% of completions target
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In FocusFrom global banking to social housing with Hyde boss Andy Hulme
Hyde’s chief executive explains the parallels between his banking career and housing and how he intends to use third-party funding models to boost development
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NewsAffordable housing to make up a quarter of institution-owned homes by 2025
JLL says numbers of homes built by ‘for profit’ providers to double to nearly 60,000
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NewsForHousing appoints two new board members
24,000-home Salford-based landlord recruits Worthing Homes boss to board
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NewsPeabody pumps half a billion into new homes despite development dial down
Housing association boosts amount spent on new homes but says it is “significantly” below what it had been planning originally
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CommentWindrush offers us the inspiration we need to tackle the housing crisis
75 years on, we need to rediscover the spirit of Windrush, which showed the crucial role housing can play in society, writes Geeta Nanda
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NewsSanctuary boosts development but misses overall build target
119,000-home housing association looking to reduce Swan’s development programme and debt following takeover
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NewsSovereign and Network announce top team for merged association
Housing associations will merge to create £820m-turnover organisation
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NewsSocial housing sector failed Windrush victims, says CIH president
Oyedele accuses providers of evicting and sacking those affected
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NewsUK ‘significantly off track’ heat pump installation targets
Climate Change Committee says UK has one of the lowest rates of installations in Europe
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In FocusTime for ministers to enforce boardroom diversity? Meet Lara Oyedele
Have we reached the point where diversity needs to be enforced through regulation? The CIH president thinks so
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NewsRiverside appoints MD to embed One Housing integration post-merger
Jehan Weerasinghe joins from Glasgow-based Wheatley Group
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In FocusBriefing: Why Mount Anvil's ethos comes from ‘granny’s shop’
Managing director Darragh Hurley explains why decency and respect are key for developers forming joint venture partnerships to regenerate housing estates
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NewsClarion unveils plan for up to 290 homes on former London hospital site
Proposals for Bethnal Green come after High Court quashes approval given to previous scheme
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NewsClarion gets green light for hundreds of homes in south London
Housing association wins two approvals for development in Merton
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In FocusBursting at the seams: why 310,000 children are sharing beds with family members
The National Housing Federation recently published stark figures showing the extent of chronic overcrowding caused by a lack of affordable housing. Emily Twinch finds out what might be done about it
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NewsSYHA found non-compliant after ‘loss of control’ leads to lending agreement breaches
5,700-home provider downgraded by the Regulator of Social Housing after miscalculating covenant compliance
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NewsNew CEO for south-west housing association
Plymouth Community Homes poaches Jonathan Cowie from Vivid
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In Focus‘Bigger and complicated is what we enjoy’: an interview with Clarion’s Richard Cook
Clarion smashed its housebuildng record last year but has since dialled back on its development plans. Richard Cook, its director of development, explains his vision for the group