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CIAT has responded to the full publication of the Warm Homes Plan.

In our latest blog, Jack Fleming, CIAT Policy and Public Affairs Executive, makes the case for a National Retrofit Programme with design at its core.

Play a role in delivering the Future Homes Standard. The Future Homes Hub is seeking experts for a new Part O group to steer implementation and embed lessons learned.

The National Retrofit Hub published Improving Health and Housing Outcomes in the Private Rental Sector.

The urgent need for social housing in the UK demands innovative approaches. Unlocking the potential of brownfield sites offers a sustainable pathway, delivering net zero homes while regenerating our urban environments for future generations.

CIAT has welcomed investments in the built environment in this week's Comprehensive Spending Review.

The Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) Action Plan has been officially launched at the National Demonstration Park as the government aim to modernise the construction sector, expand housing capacity, and create sustainable, skilled jobs.

The Construction Industry Council (CIC) is seeking to gather insights, strategies, and innovative solutions to meet the pressing need for quality homes.

CIAT has welcomed the interim policy statement from the New Towns Taskforce, setting out their vision for the next generation of new towns.

The Scottish government has launched a delivery plan for strengthening the planning system to tackle the housing emergency.

BSR is looking for leaders in net zero projects, social housing and Chartered Town Planning to join the Building Advisory Committee (BAC).

Historic England has launched a new report aiming to tackle the housing shortage by providing small and medium-sized developers with clear guidance on repurposing historic buildings for residential use.

The Construction Industry Council (CIC) has responded to the Future Homes and Buildings Standards consultations, calling on government to accelerate the futureproofing and decarbonisation of homes.

Michael Gove, Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has published a written statement on the next stage in the DLUHC's long-term plan for housing update.

Germany is printing its first publicly-funded multi-family house in the North Rhine-Westphalian city of Lünen.

New legislation aimed at improving social housing conditions will allow standards to be set on the competence and conduct of "all staff involved in the provision of housing management services".

Some of London's biggest housing associations have warned that budget pressures could cause housebuilding to fall by a third.

Housebuilder Barratt has built a zero-carbon 'house of the future' that will be occupied and monitored by academics before the results are shared with the industry.

The newly created Lords Built Environment Committee has launched its first inquiry into the demand for new housing in the UK and how barriers to meet the demand can be overcome.

Developer Hill Group, The Salvation Army and Citizens UK have combined forces to help single people experiencing homelessness get their lives back on track.