All Housing Today articles in October 2026 – Page 4
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CommentPublic housing is back at the top of British architecture
Council homes won both the Stirling Prize and the Neave Brown Award this year. Satish Jassal, whose practice won the latter, says it is heartening
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NewsCouncils lost nearly 10,000 social rented homes last year following rush to beat Right to Buy deadline
Cuts to Right to Buy discounts in 2024 drove spike in applications
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NewsHousing stock growth in Scotland at lowest level in a decade
Vacant council homes up 4% year-on-year
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NewsChancellor says Milburn’s Neet report to be published next month
Government says all of its ‘large construction and infrastructure projects’ must have minimum amount of apprentices
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NewsGovernment fleshes out plans to ‘rewire state’ with devolution deals
Mayors to get powers over income tax and business rates
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NewsMortgage approvals hit 33-month low
Bank of England report indicates weak housing market sentiment
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CPDCPD 20 2026: Facing bricks – specifying for performance and buildability
Sponsored by Tobermore, this module explores how facing bricks should be specified as part of a complete wall system, considering durability, structural performance, appearance, movement, sustainability, buildability, procurement and whole-life value, with particular focus on concrete facing bricks in modern construction
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CommentCould social landlords become liable for energy charges in rented homes?
Matthew Scott explains an ‘under-the-radar’ part of the Budget the social housing sector must watch
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NewsBrick manufacturer Ibstock welcomes Your First Home with sales down 22%
But firm bemoans delay of scheme until April next year
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NewsLifestone records improved surplus in first half-year trading update since merger
Housing association was created from merger of Settle and Paradigm
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In FocusBuilding’s Budget Scorecard: did Healey’s announcements deliver for construction?
Construction leaders gave John Healey’s first Budget as chancellor a cautious 5.9 out of 10. Carl Brown reports on how they rated it across nine key themes, from retrofit and infrastructure to housebuilding and skills
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NewsPeabody increases Nationwide loan by 25% to £500m as it seeks to improve existing stock
Lender’s largest ever corporate loan intended to give G15 landlord funding flexibility after announcing sustainability strategy
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NewsWythenshawe and Southway complete merger
Greater Manchester providers fully amalgamate to form 21,000-home provider
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NewsNewham orders ‘immediate’ works on three towers evacuated due to structural safety fears
Two further buildings on Galliard and Cathedral deveopment were evacuated last week
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NewsLabour-linked think tank calls for five-year ‘use it or lose it’ rule for developer contributions
Report also calls for more flexible rules to help councils spend money
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NewsClarion-owned Latimer named Housebuilder and Housing Developer of the Year at Building Awards
Clarion Housing Group’s Latimer has been named Housebuilder and Housing Developer of the Year, while a programme delivering new homes on small sites across west London won Housing Project of the Year at the 2026 Building Awards.
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NewsBarratt Redrow completions down 12% in trading update
Housebuilder welcomes first-time buyer scheme
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