Author Archives: Sam Dordoy
Hannah Slater: Tenancy reform is good – but it’s not enough
Across the UK, private rented housing is unaffordable, insecure, and unsafe for too many tenants....
May
Scottish private tenants still unaware of their new tenancy rights five years on
RentBetter research released today by Indigo House shows that groundbreaking private tenancy reform in Scotland...
May
Safe, Secure and Affordable: A Renters’ Blueprint for Reform
A diverse coalition of organisations have come together as the Renters’ Reform Coalition to offer...
Mar
2022: entering a new phase for the Nationwide Foundation’s strategy
The Nationwide Foundation has begun phase three of its Decent Affordable Homes strategy. Decent Affordable...
Jan
Natalie Tate: Talking about housing: let’s get this conversation started
News stories about housing are all around us. Whether directly or indirectly, we read and...
Nov
New programme manager joins Nationwide Foundation to lead its private rented sector programme
The Nationwide Foundation has announced the recruitment of a new manager for its Transforming the...
Oct
A limited time offer for Rishi Sunak
“While he has few easy options, renewing the Community Housing Fund would be popular, would...
Oct
12,000 community-led homes hang in the balance ahead of October spending review, reveals new report
Research launched today by the Community Land Trust Network has found that over 12,000 community-led...
Sep
Jonathan Lewis: Planning reform must increase, not hinder, the supply of genuinely affordable homes.
The government’s Planning Bill is expected to offer an al a carte menu, but if...
Jul
Leigh Pearce: Affordable housing must be at the heart of the Government’s legislative agenda
In May 2021, the Queen’s Speech provided an opportunity for ministers to put affordable housing...
Jul