This isn’t just about having a strategy on paper, it’s about understanding what actually happens to our homes and customers ...

More than forty thousand additional social homes that had plans in place to be built, remain unfunded following the government's allocation of grant funding for affordable housing, new analysis from ...

The National Housing Federation (NHF) is responding to the Greater London Authority's (GLA) consultation on the Draft London Plan. Our response focuses on Chapter 3: Delivering the homes and ...

Hoarding is as a complex mental health condition that was officially recognised by the NHS in 2013. Symptoms include keeping or collecting so many things that it affects someone’s life or the lives of ...

The National Housing Federation has appointed four new members to its board. The new appointees, Louise Bassett, Kate Markey, Charmaine Simei and Selina White, bring a diverse range of skills and ...

With successive heat waves over the summer, and the real risk of flooding as rain and storms come with cooling temperatures, it is more important than ever that the sector looks to respond to flooding ...

At the NHF, we’ve published new operational guidance with law firm Anthony Collins, on the Social Tenant Access to Information Requirements (STAIRs). This guidance has been developed specifically to ...

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The Remediation Bill was first announced in the July 2025 update to the government’s Remediation Acceleration Plan. It is expected to be introduced shortly. The Remediation Bill contains several key ...

The Financial Policy Advisory Group (FPAG) are aiming to improve connectivity within the sector. Nathan Mallows and Phil Elvy of FPAG explain why regional forums are the perfect opportunity to network ...