Policy

All 33 of London’s local authorities have agreed a plan to cut carbon emissions from 3.8m domestic buildings by rolling out retrofitting across the city.

More than two million UK households will be on waiting lists and in dire housing need by this time next year, says an independent report published today.

Families on low incomes may have to pay more council tax from April without an extension to one-off government funding for council tax support schemes.

The new Rules of Conduct set out the core principles of professional practice for RICS’ regulated members and firms worldwide.

According to figures from Heat Trust, there are fewer complaints and more heat providers signing up to customer protection standards.

The CIH has called for the reinstatement of the £20 Universal Credit uplift after the UK government’s decision to press ahead with the cut.

English councils face extra cost pressures of almost £8bn by 2024 to keep vital services running at today’s levels, the LGA has warned.

Julie James has today launched Phase 1 of the Welsh Building Safety Fund, reiterating that building safety is a priority for the Welsh government.

At Labour’s annual party conference in Brighton, Starmer said Labour would commit a minimum of £6bn a year on retrofitting the UK’s existing housing stock.

Developers in Wales must consider potential future flood or coastal erosion when planning a new project, the Welsh government has said.