Category Archives: Private rented sector
Comprehensive Spending Review: a chance for truly affordable housing?
The decisions taken by the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak in his Comprehensive Spending Review this autumn...
Sep
Court ruling makes it clear – ‘No DSS’ discrimination is unlawful
A landmark ruling from York County Court has found that housing benefit discrimination is unlawful...
Jul
Funders join forces to demand better for renters hit by Covid-19
A group of charitable funders have written to the Secretary of State for Housing, Robert...
Jun
Blog: Government can and must do more to support tenants
“Right now, we must protect tenants from crippling debt and from the eviction cliff edge...
May
New research will shine a light on experiences of private rented sector’s poorest
A new research project, being carried out by the University of York’s Centre for Housing...
May
Statement on Coronavirus (Covid-19)
The Nationwide Foundation has signed up to the following statement in relation to the current...
Mar
Blog: Collaboration, not command, is the key to success in place-based funding
“My attendance at these meetings is neither a box-ticking exercise or a chance for some...
Feb
£600k boost for vulnerable private renters in Greater Manchester
A new test and learn fund, part of Greater Manchester’s Fair Housing Futures project, has...
Feb
Over £800,000 funding gives private tenants a stronger voice about their housing
Tenants should be a central part of any changes to the private rented sector, yet...
Jun
New study of the Scottish private rented sector
The Nationwide Foundation has commissioned a three-year study that will learn from the experiences of...
Jun