Housing is more politically charged – how should housing leaders respond?
In this exclusive blog for See Media, Moat’s Victoria Asimaki reflects on how the recent elections and if organisations are genuinely working for local people.
Housing sector must stick to the script
Housing has featured prominently in the first few weeks of the country’s new government, and with a sector in need of urgent support, it’s music to housing leaders’ ears.
How to make the most of your MP visit
It was the sunny calm before storm Eunice when I travelled down to our client Helix Group in Newbury, last
What the Green Paper means for social housing
The Social Housing Green Paper may well mark a seminal moment in the English housing sector. However, this may perhaps
See Media’s Budget Round-up
Here is See Media’s round-up of the announcements in today’s Autumn Budget, delivered by Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond: *The
Conference, housing and *cough*
A speech marred by ill health, rogue comedians and stage errors – this will be the conference speech that Prime
Will the DUP alliance affect English housing policy?
In the latest general election fall out, we’ve heard today that the Queen’s Speech will be delayed beyond its planned date of Monday 19 June. No doubt this gives Theresa May more time to finalise – and agree – the details of the DUP ‘confidence and supply’ deal, which will allow the Conservatives to govern.