â Good news if you rent privately, as your local council can now take stronger action against your landlord if your home is found to have a serious hazard. A new power in the Rentersâ Rights Act is now in âŠ
The way you buy and sell a home is changing to make it faster, simpler, and more certain. đ What does that mean? đ What this means for you đ Why the current system needs fixing đ What happens now? â Common questions Phil Spencer, Move iQ founder - top tips âŠ
There is widespread positive national and consumer media coverage following MHCLGâs announcement of major reforms to the homebuying and selling system, aimed at making transactions faster, more transparent, and less likely to fall through. The Financial Times reports the governmentâs âŠ
Following UKREiiF last week, there has been widespread coverage leading on a Homes England funding announcement in Leeds, alongside trade coverage on planning reform and the NPPF. There is positive regional and trade coverage of the government-backed Leeds South Village regeneration scheme. BBC âŠ
There has been coverage and discussion on social media about the Decent Homes Standard and what that means for private renters. Read more here about the changes weâre making and why, as well as the new rights and tough rules âŠ
Temple Gardens, North Somerset ©Historic England Yesterday we announced our new design guidance, giving councils and developers a clear rulebook to deliver betterâdesigned, safer and healthier neighbourhoods that complement local areas. This forms part of the biggest planning rewrite in a decade, designed âŠ
There has been widespread, national print and broadcast coverage, alongside extensive positive stakeholder reaction, to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Governmentâs announcement to speed up housebuilding with a default âyesâ for new homes around well-connected train stations, measures âŠ
There has been widespread national and regional coverage about our announcement today setting out further details of the historic ÂŁ39 billion Social and Affordable Homes Programme as well as freeing up ÂŁ150 million from the Brownfield Housing Fund. Coverage across âŠ
There has been widespread, positive coverage across every national outlet on the governmentâs announcement to speed up the long drawn-out and costly homebuying and selling process â the biggest shakeup in this countryâs history. Hundreds of thousands of first-time buyers are âŠ
This week the Housing Secretary, Steve Reed, brought together key developers and housebuilders, alongside Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook, to work in partnership with industry leaders to ramp up housebuilding. Discussions focused on tackling the remaining barriers, including complex planning processes, âŠ
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