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Buy-to-let 'not to blame' for house price hikes

6 February 2008

The boom in the buy-to-let housing market has had only a modest impact on property prices, according to a study for the government.

Stratford City hit by departure

6 February 2008

The construction director of east London's £2 billion Stratford City development has left the project.

Tougher regulation for housing association boards

6 February 2008

The housing regulator is to tighten its scrutiny of housing association board members in the wake of the collapse of a prominent black and minority ethnic social landlord.

Exclusive: Healey reveals Planning Bill levy consensus

6 February 2008

The Conservatives have confirmed support for the community infrastructure levy (CIL), local government minister John Healey has revealed.

'Work or lose home' proposal under fire

6 February 2008

Critics have attacked proposals by the new housing minister to threaten unemployed council tenants with losing their home if they fail to look for work.

Ebbw Valley £30m rail line opens to passengers

6 February 2008

Regular passenger train services between Cardiff and Ebbw Vale resumed this morning after a gap of 46 years.

Exclusive: London councils to miss out on regeneration cash

6 February 2008

Two London boroughs stand to lose out on more than £16 million after the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) revised funding allocations from its flagship deprivation programme.