
Tenant empowerment, toxicity, and tragedy
How did an organisation designed to put residents at the heart of housing management become synonymous with one of the worst tower block fires in

How did an organisation designed to put residents at the heart of housing management become synonymous with one of the worst tower block fires in

After a series of increasingly difficult tasks, we’ve reached the final stages of HQN’s Housing’s Next Generation competition for 2024. Ahead of the grand finale

It’s fair to say that Kwajo has single-handedly been one of the key drivers of change in the social housing sector since first coming to

Tenants and leaseholders are increasingly upset about the size of service charges. Can social landlords do more to assuage their anger? Neil Merrick investigates. Since

It’s dubbed a “miracle” in the press and deemed “highly effective” by homelessness organisations, but the popular Housing First approach is expensive and some experts

Darren McGarvey is a man in demand. Since his book Poverty Safari: Understanding the Anger of Britain’s Underclass won the prestigious Orwell prize back in

Social landlords are under pressure to identify and respond to cases of domestic abuse. Some have been doing it for years, but others need to

The new, much-anticipated consumer regulations are with us. So, how’s the sector preparing itself? We invited four chief executives to share their plans. Victor

The new age of regulation has arrived. There’s a lot for social landlords to think about. There’s a lot for the Regulator of Social Housing

With confirmation of this year’s social housing rent increase, we asked sector rent experts and a tenant for their thoughts on the implications for both




















