Brick by Brick

The North is short of over 70,000 social housing units. Can Rayner fix it?

The sell-offs, the depleted stock, the greedy developers - and the tenants and councils already fighting back. We dive deep into the North's housing…

Nov 22 •

Damp, decay and delay: the many fractures of the housing crisis

After over a decade of bad policy, perpetual underinvestment and a chronic lack of political will, Britain's social housing is on its knees. Are…

Nov 20 •

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Introducing Brick by Brick: Rebuilding Britain's housing

Our new series - by Westminster Editor Zoë Grünewald - will push for the government to go far beyond its promise of 1.5 million new homes, and to…

Oct 15 •

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