All Archive Titles articles – Page 707
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Tenants and council in row over Brighton ALMO
Tenants and Labour councillors in Brighton are at loggerheads over the future of the city’s council housing.
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ALMO is best alternative for now
When politicians can deliver a real alternative to arm’s-length management organisations, I am sure the tenants of Wolverhampton will be listening (“Wolverhampton ‘wasted’ £1m on publicity for ALMO, says MP”, 5 November).
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High art
Avenquest Homes has unveiled this sculpture to mark the completion of a £20m estate regeneration in Preston.
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Associations refugee role
It was good to see Housing Today (22 October, page 23) highlighting the issue of refugee housing and particularly the need for supporting their move on into permanent accommodation.
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Forsaking failed asylum seekers really is the last straw
The last issue of this magazine exposed how support is being withdrawn from failed asylum seekers who are not immediately deported because it is not safe for them to return to their country of origin
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Archive TitlesODPM backs Notting Hill plans for housing ‘MOTs’ and no claim bonuses
The ODPM has backed plans for a home “MOT” whereby tenants undergo annual inspections by housing officers, writes Ben Cook.The scheme, devised by Notting Hill Housing Trust, would also offer tenants incentives to carry out minor repairs themselves.Under the programme, tenants who go a year without calling their landlord to ...
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Charity pay lags behind housing
The pay of charity chief executives has risen faster this year than that of their colleagues in housing associations but they are still paid on average £20,000 less than their RSL peers.
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Archive TitlesLondon Housing Board in talks with councils to meet demand by building outside capital
The London Housing Board has invited proposals from the capital’s 33 boroughs to spend £15m building homes outside the capital, write Stuart Macdonald and Martin Hilditch.
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GLA and Corporation urge board to write bold strategy
Members of the London Housing Board have called on their colleagues to “seize the moment to be as bold as we can” ahead of today’s publication of the capital’s draft housing strategy for 2005.
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Government could face legal challenge over developers’ grant
NHF vows to consider legal action if ODPM pursues ‘discriminatory’ course of action
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NHF launches executive classes
The National Housing Federation is to launch a leadership programme to help registered social landlord managers become senior executives.
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Ruling classes
Regulators must learn to live up to the same standards they expect everyone else to
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Conservative populism
The Conservative housing policy fails to address issues of overcrowding and rising homelessness applications (“Michael Howard’s Vision for Social Housing”, HT 5 November).
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ODPM efficiency targets leave sector in dark
Guidance on how councils and RSLs must make £1.66bn savings ‘still miles away’
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Tories want informed debate
I am writing about our policy document “Conservative Action on Housing: The Right to Own”.
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Grant recipients must be regulated to same degree, says survey
The government should ensure that housing associations and private developers face the same level of regulation when receiving grant from the Housing Corporation, according to Housing Today readers
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ODPM delays rent restructuring
The government has put the brakes on changes to the rent restructuring regime for another year, writes Chloe Stothart.
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Archive TitlesThe disappeared
Failed asylum seekers, who can’t leave because their home countries aren’t safe, get help only if they agree to move anywhere in the UK and to be deported at any point. To avoid this fate, hundreds are vanishing from the official radar and ending up on the streets
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Socially excluded have no voice
I am a social housing tenant, living in a tiny flat that should really, by today’s standards, be considered a slum.
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MPs report flawed
It is deeply disappointing that a parliamentary inquiry that started so well, by posing basic questions about the housing situation in Northern Ireland, has finished by publishing a seriously flawed report (“Urgent action needed to prevent crisis in Northern Ireland social housing, says report”, HT 29 October)