In the tumult of political discourse surrounding housing policy, the upcoming election promises not only fervent debates but also potential post-election evolution. From the unmet promises of housebuilding targets to the contentious battle between NIMBY and YIMBY sentiments, the landscape is ripe for transformation, demanding innovative strategies to address the housing crisis while navigating community resistance.
The recent Chamber’s event on economy and sustainability in Hull highlighted the transformative potential of the Levelling Up Agenda in the Humber region. A dynamic roundtable discussion emphasised the urgent need for skills development, job creation, and enhanced collaboration between local councils and the government. Key topics included the push for professional recognition in engineering, innovative green projects, and effective devolution to empower local authorities. The event underscored the region’s pivotal role in achieving the UK’s net zero targets and showcased the collective vision for a sustainable and prosperous future.
In a recent interview between Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Chesterfield, Ben Flook, and local resident in Chesterfield, Emma Robinson, Chamber UK investigated the unfortunate state of circumstances she is living in – a home inundated with mould which has subsequently impacted her mental and physical health. Despite efforts to get this tended to in January, it is only now that Chesterfield Borough Council are making any progress on the issue.
Mayor of Newham, Rokhsana Fiaz OBE calls for urgent government action on funding, housing, and climate change challenges.
In today’s evidence session, the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (LUHC) will question Felicity Buchan MP, Minister for Housing and Homelessness, Department for Levelling UP,
This week, I led a Westminster Hall Debate on Social Housing Occupancy Levels, an issue I have been campaigning on since I become a Member
Where is the housing focus? Chamber UK explores the Spring Budget’s impact on the housing crisis and homelessness.
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has today announced that Local residents will be protected from being pushed out of their communities by excessive short-term lets due to changes in planning rules.
In the context of the housing crisis, Nadia Whittome MP discusses the urgent need for rent reform.
Earlier this year, Curia’s Levelling Up Commission conducted an inquiry on housing and homelessness. The inquiry was split into three panel sessions.
Awaab’s Law: Government plan to force landlords to tackle mouldy homes published.
Charlotte Dignam interviewed social housing activist Kwajo Tweneboa to discuss his campaign against poor living conditions.
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