Archive - The Housing Question

Election 2024: What would Labour do?

With Keir Starmer seemingly poised for victory on July 4, has Labour got the answers to the housing question? Will the party deliver the radical changes…

Jun 7 •

May 2024

Election 2024: What have the Conservatives achieved since 2019?

How does the government’s performance since 2019 stack up against what it promised in its manifesto? Plus, who stands out among the record number of MPs…

May 28 •

March 2024

The Housing Question No 14: The post-2010 legacy

After 14 years and at least twice as many Budgets, spending reviews and statements, it seems a good time to examine the big picture on what has changed…

Mar 14 •

February 2024

January 2024

December 2023

November 2023

The Housing Question No 7: An end to the freeze?

A look forward to the Autumn Statement, a look back to the reshuffle, 55 years of the building safety crisis

Nov 17, 2023 •

The Housing Question No 6: The reason to focus on housing

Labour and growth, what was and wasn’t in the King’s Speech and a resilient housing market

Nov 10, 2023 •

The Housing Question No 5: The safety net is under threat

Temporary accommodation, leasehold reform, Britain's Housing Crisis, Wendy Wilson

Nov 3, 2023 •

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