This Month In Social Housing: October 2024

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As October fades and November settles in, the brisk chill of winter begins to make itself known. Shorter days and frostier mornings remind us that the end of the year is quickly approaching. As we swap out pumpkins for poppies, prepare for Bonfire Night celebrations, and retrieve big coat  from the recesses of the wardrobe, […]

Autumn 2024 Budget Response: Implications for the Sector & Analysis

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The Autumn 2024 Budget, the first delivered by a Labour government in 14 years, was presented by Chancellor Rachel Reeves on Wednesday 30 October 2024, introducing key provisions to address pressing issues in the UK social housing sector. In this response, Mobysoft CEO, Paul Evans, highlights the most relevant policies and evaluates their potential impact […]

Five Things Labour Can Do to Solve the Social Housing Crisis

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The recent general election resulted in a landslide victory for Labour, ushering in a new government after 14 years of Conservative rule. While this marks a new beginning, the new administration faces numerous challenges, with Britain\’s social housing crisis being one of the most pressing issues. We explore five things that the Labour government can do to tackle the social housing crisis…

This Month In Social Housing: September 2023

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Another month has come and gone and as the leaves turn to brown and the nights slowly but surely begin to draw in, it’s time for us to take a look a back on the major developments that have occurred in the world of social housing. If you’ve been a bit too bust to keep […]