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NHF: tougher green targets for house builders

12 December 2007

Private developers should be forced to cut carbon emissions from all new homes, according to a poll.

Charities to be freed from red tape

11 December 2007

Plans to exempt small charities from time-wasting bureaucracy have been published by the government.

Montgomery takes over in Thames Gateway

11 December 2007

Former government neighbourhood renewal chief Joe Montgomery is to take over the running of the Thames Gateway project.

Scottish fuel poverty on the rise

11 December 2007

The number of people living in "fuel poverty" in Scotland is increasing, new figures show.

Commission calls for better council communications

11 December 2007

Local authorities must become clearer when disseminating information about how councils and other local agencies work, according to a government-commissioned report.

Planning bill 'threatens social homes delivery'

11 December 2007

The National Housing Federation (NHF) has warned that a key element of the government's proposed planning bill could jeopardise the delivery of social homes.

New model for tenant participation outlined

10 December 2007

The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has proposed a new model that would allow social housing tenants to shape the way landlords manage their business.

Report slams youth crime measures

10 December 2007

Imposing anti-social behaviour orders (ASBOs) on young people can actually encourage crime, the Institute for Public Policy Reform (IPPR) said today.

Councils face deprivation fund removal

7 December 2007

At least 21 areas receiving funding to tackle entrenched deprivation will no longer qualify for additional government support within two years it has emerged.