The Renters Rights Act has completed its journey through Parliament and received Royal Assent on 2 October. It has important implications for the private rented sector, for housing associations and for local authorities in relation to non-HRA homes they have let on assured shorthand tenancies.
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RSH publishes analysis of Tenant Satisfaction data for 2024/25
The Regulator of Social Housing has published details of the Tenant Satisfaction Measures information collected for 2024/25 by local authorities and other registered providers with more than 1000 homes, together with an analysis of the main findings.
Homes England and GLA launch bidding guidance for the new SAHP
On 7 November, Homes England and the Greater London Authority launched bidding guidance for the new Social and Affordable Homes Programme (SAHP) which will provide £39 billion in funding for new homes over the next decade. Bidding is expected to open in February...
Making the case for investment in existing and new social homes
ARCH has called for more Government funding to help councils meet the new Decent Homes and Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards and build more new homes.
Chancellor urged to increase housing benefit for private renters
ARCH has joined 40 housing sector organisations in writing to the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, to urge her to increase local housing allowance rates.
Regulatory judgements issued in October
Latest local authority gradings issued by the Regulator of Social Housing.
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