Jo Wildman on ScotCen's latest research into experiences of using the 'Worrying About Money?' guide among people experiencing financial insecurity.

12% of unpaid carers provide more than 50 hours of care every week, according to a new study by stairlift company Stannah

A new paper by the London Assembly Research Unit shows London has more than four times as many homes in high-rise buildings compared to the English average.

Data collected in England and Wales by Public Interest Lawyers shows 100 authorities had not prosecuted any landlords in half a decade.

Mayor announces an innovative new proposal to deliver ‘rent control homes’ for Londoners, potentially saving key workers up to £600 a month on their rent.

Andy Jones, Group Director, Corporate (Investment Sales, Lettings and Build to Rent) at Leaders Romans Group , shares his views on the Renters’ Rights Bill with 24Housing. A radical transformation is occurring in the rental sector. A significant increase in corporate investment is creating new opportunities, while changes in regulation and legislation, not least the Renters’ Rights Bill, are posing some new challenges. The role of policy and political change The new legislation, introduced in September, builds on the draft legislation introduced in the last Parliament. The previous legislation (the Conservative government’s Renters’ Reform Bill) did not make it onto

Gardening continues to be a cherished British pastime, with statistics from the UK Census data and surveys analysed by Horticulture Magazine revealing that 87% of households across the UK have a garden.

Jollyes boss Joe Wykes has big plans for the pet retailer as he unveils a shopping list length of priorities for the year ahead.

Following the Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election in late 2023, I was asked to speak to SNP MPs and staffers at Westminster about the Scottish polls and the party’s electoral prospects.

Broadening definition of poverty reveals true numbers of people living in poverty and accelerates need to tackle crisis

Exclusive: Study finds almost quarter of UK population living in poverty, reaching the highest level this century

Decent homes in the UK are in short supply. Kate Henderson, National Housing Federation chief executive and the voice of social housing, tells PF that the crisis can be solved.

New official data about the private rented sector reveals that it is in better shape than some tenants’ rights groups like to claim.

Tenants living in substandard housing urged to contact landlord in writing before approaching council so there is evidence for enforcement.

A report claims links between poor housing conditions and health.

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We need long-term stability from the government so we can improve our homes and services, writes Neal Ackcral, chief operations officer at The Hyde Group.

Record levels of child homelessness have been reported as Christmas approaches, with new statistics from the MHCLG reveals.

The UK is essentially perfect for EV adoption due to its compact and dense layout compared to larger countries like the USA or Australia, or even France.

Again and again, the British public has rewarded a Conservative pro-climate agenda at the ballot box. Yet, in recent years, the party has turned away from this winning formula.

A new European Journal of Political Research paper examines what qualities influence the trustworthiness of government in five countries.