Inquest conclusions bring together the evidence, submissions and legal framework to determine how a death is formally recorded and understood.

An integral part of the Government’s plans under the devolution agenda has been to give local leaders and communities the tools they need to deliver growth for their areas and raise living standards by utilising elected Mayors to help build trust.

This article explores the high-stakes intersection of building safety and disability rights.

This article summarises the ten key changes that all housing providers applying for funding under the SAHP should be aware of.

Having previously published its roadmap for implementation of the Renters Rights Act 2026 (the Act), the Government has now confirmed the staged approach that will apply to Private Registered Providers of Social Housing.

The Court of Appeal has held that a housing applicant was intentionally homelessness after being evicted for deception.

Registered providers and local authorities have a vital responsibility to keep communities safe – both as part of their day-to-day management duties and as a legal requirement.

Pre-inquest review (PIR) hearings play a critical role in shaping how an inquest will evolve. In episode 3, our speakers discuss why getting the scope right at an early stage is so important, and how organisations can actively influence that process.

Following the December update, Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in England has now entered a decisive implementation phase.

The 2026 NHF Housing Finance Conference explored how the sector can remain resilient, credible and ambitious in the face of sustained uncertainty.

New regulations have been published to bring into force parts of the Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA 2025) on 6 April 2026.

The implementation of most changes to data protection law caused by the Data Use and Access Act 2025 (DUAA) have now come into force, with the last change – the need for a data protection complaints regime – coming into effect in June 2026.