We use cookies for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
A new world is possible. Let's not go back to what wasn't working anyway.
Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
Next phase begins of inquiry that will examine role of ministers in disaster that killed 72 people
Subtitled ‘Scenes from the Grenfell Inquiry’, the verbatim play at London’s Tabernacle Theatre has a devastating impact
Campaigners challenge new housing secretary to help more than 1m families on waiting list
Advisory body’s report proposes shift from market-driven system to socialised approach
Limits on funding to replace dangerous cladding means that those in social housing are at the back of the queue
Measures look radical but deregulating and relying on the market to sort things out will not work
Luxury lounging above others’ grimy commutes is everything that is wrong with the capital’s property boom
Charities call on ministers to boost funding to those in arrears as Covid protection withdrawn
Housing associations warn that burden of new regulations could cut construction of new low-cost homes by two-fifths
Arconic and Kingspan to give evidence as hearings resume into disaster in which 72 died
Millions of leaseholders in UK face expensive improvements to meet safety regulations following the 2017 fire
Disposal of owner of Wembley Park shelved against backdrop of third UK lockdown
Having created a dangerous problem, those responsible must be forced to clean it up
Many flats left effectively unsellable as government struggles with aftermath of Grenfell disaster
Government proposes giving tenants a greater voice and strengthening regulator’s powers
The 2017 tragedy was a wake-up call for developers and regulators but enforcement of new rules is slow
Property expert claims model is ‘God’s way of telling you that you can’t afford to buy there’
Critics fear proposed reforms will fail to help those most in need
Health bodies and charities say no one who has lost income because of pandemic should be made homeless
Courts to grapple with huge backlog of possession claims from buy-to-let landlords
Better foundations are needed for a new Bath, Belgravia and Bournville
Ministers want shortcuts to new UK housing. But urban environments should protect public health
Businessman Richard Desmond spoke to minister about Westferry Printworks during party fundraiser
Campaign groups call on ministers to extend three month moratorium on evictions
Local authorities looking to offset funding cuts have been exposed to sector hit by lockdown
International Edition
