All Housing Today articles in October 2026 – Page 3
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NewsPart of plan to build 1,300 homes on Essex golf course gets green light
Dagenham site straddles two authorities meaning scheme still needs sign-off from second council
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NewsVistry gets go ahead for next phase of 2,170-home south-west London scheme
Phase two of the Cambridge Road Estate regeneration in Kingston will deliver 25% council rented homes
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NewsRSH withdraws decision to deregister small provider
Pivotal Housing launched legal challenge against the decision in the summer
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NewsHomeless deaths in Scotland up nearly 40% annually
Number of people dying while sleeping rough or in insecure accommodation reached 1,720 across the UK in 2025
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CommentDeveloping skills in social housing and building the future: Why we need more workforce planning
Having a competence workforce is about more than qualifications and box-ticking, writes Kirsty Cooper
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NewsImportant for sector to win ‘hearts and minds’ argument against for-profit naysayers, says L&G Affordable Homes director
Catherine Raynsford says alternative to finding new sources capital is to ‘sit on rent roll’ and not build anything
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NewsData and digital capability not strong in housing and built environment, AI scientist warns
Guy Marshall says boards not able to ask the right questions about critical issues
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NewsLandsec presses pause on 2,800-home scheme after Green council’s push for higher affordable provision
Lewisham’s new mayor says decision shows ‘current approach to housing development is not working’
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In FocusHold your nerve and cut the cost of building: what construction and housing want from Healey’s first Budget
With a week to go before Chancellor John Healey delivers his first Budget, Building asked 25 construction and property industry leaders what they need - and what they fear - from the 28 October
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CommentLondon wants whole-life carbon reductions. So why are its proposed limits focused on upfront emissions?
The proposed London Plan rightly sets out to reduce embodied carbon. But setting limits on upfront emissions is tackling the problem the wrong way round, writes Andrea Charlson
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NewsStandardised S106 templates for medium-sized sites must retain flexibility, warns CIH
CIH also says off-site affordable housing should be in “exceptional circumstances”
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CPDCPD 19 2026: Beyond embodied carbon: the whole-life impact of timber windows
Sponsored by George Barnsdale, this module explores how material choice, operational performance, durability, maintenance, repair and end-of-life considerations can influence the whole-life carbon impact of window specification
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In FocusRapid growth and leaving a legacy: Liam Bevan on the rise of Cardo
Backed by private equity, buoyant from no fewer than 18 acquisitions and expecting to turn over £460m in its current year, the Welsh repairs contractor has grown sevenfold in just three years. Its co-founder talks about the firm’s background, strategy and what comes next
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NewsRegistrations of new homes fall 13%
Figures are latest indicator of housing market slowdown as Burnham seeks to boost demand with Your First Home scheme
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NewsTameside Council acquires second shopping centre as it gears up for £1bn regeneration plan
Greater Manchester borough will now hire consultant to review its plan for Ashton-under-Lyme
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NewsBritish Land halts further work on 3,700-home Canada Water project, according to reports
Developer the latest to pause major housing work in the capital due to viability issues
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NewsSME housebuilder sentiment drops sharply since start of the year
HBF survey shows percentage of SMEs saying they expect to build fewer homes and purchase less land has doubled since start of the year
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CommentSlash-and-burn deregulation is no fix for the viability crisis
The Conservative Party’s bonfire-of-regulations pitch makes some fair points about development viability – but the crude politics of scrapping the Future Homes Standard obscures what smarter reform could actually look like
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NewsCruden increases turnover and nearly doubles pre-tax profit
Firm hails “success” of shift from tendered construction contracts towards land-led development and partnerships
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NewsVistry hires water company executive as CFO
Helen Miles will join £4bn-turnover housebuilder next year
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