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New VAT relief for social housing land signals the end for ‘golden brick’ transactions
We explain the proposed changes and their significance to those involved in delivering affordable and social housing projects.
‘Manchesterism’ goes national — what the rest of the UK can learn from northern regeneration
As Andy Burnham brings ‘Manchesterism’ into the spotlight, we explore what successful regeneration looks like and how it can create lasting prosperity.
Brabners adds six to partnership in record year for partner promotions
We've announced our largest-ever round of Partner promotions, with six lawyers joining the partnership following another year of sustained growth.
STAIRs & Housing Ombudsman changes — what housing associations must do to prepare
We explore how the Housing Ombudsman’s role is changing and outline the practical steps to remain compliant.
The future of regeneration in the UK — key takeaways from UKREiiF
We explore insights from UKREiiF, including how regeneration is accelerating across the UK — from innovative partnerships to sustainable development.
Regeneration for the next generation: reflections on our Making Places Work event
We reflect on the conversations and insights that emerged at the Making Places Work event.
Shared ownership leases under the Renters' Rights Act — 6 practical considerations for social landlords
We explain the changes under the Renters Rights Act, highlight some of the key pitfalls that landlords need to be aware of and suggest ways to avoid them.
3 key considerations for responsible AI adoption in social housing
We explore the sector’s digital shift, from predictive repairs and income management to tenant engagement and the governance needed for responsible AI use.
Landlords’ new duty to inform — key changes introduced by the Renters’ Rights Act 2025
We explain the new duty to give tenants required written information, including the official Information Sheet and key terms for new periodic tenancies.
What the Government’s latest LGPS consultation means for employers & the social housing sector
We explore what the proposals could mean for administering authorities, participating employers, scheme members and organisations across social housing.
Modernising mental health law — key changes under the 2025 Act that social housing providers need to know
We look at the core changes introduced by the Mental Health Act 2025 and outline what they’re likely to mean in practice for social housing providers.
Making Places Work — new study reveals the most improved places in the North of England
Our award-winning regeneration team has launched a new report that uncovers how life and work across the North of England has changed since the millennium.
The Crime & Policing Bill — what registered providers of social housing need to be aware of
We examine the Crime and Policing Bill's proposals and outline what RPs need to know to prepare for the changes ahead.
Awaab’s Law — what social landlords must build into their development agreements
We explore how statutory duties introduced by Awaab's Law interact with development agreements and what social landlords need to consider going forward.
Mazur v Charles Russell Speechlys — 5 key takeaways for social housing providers (for now)
We explore the implications of Mazur, its unanswered questions and what to watch out for as the appeal progresses.
Southern Housing v Emmanuel — what landlords need to know about forced access
We explore the judgment and what it means for landlords when tenants refuse access for essential safety checks.
Awaab’s Law — new requirements for social landlords from October 2025
Social landlords will have greater requirements to address hazards under a phased approach starting in October 2025. Our housing law team shares how to prepare.
Decent Homes Standard set for reform for social & private rentals
A reformed Decent Homes Standard (DHS) could extend minimum housing standards that landlords must provide for tenants to the private rented sector.
How the Government’s 2025 Spending Review may kickstart a decade of social housing renewal
The UK’s housing sector in 2025 is undergoing major shifts, with Government reforms aiming to boost supply and affordability.
What is a seating licence? Potential pitfalls for landlords & tenants
While seating licences can provide a flexible and short-term solution, both landlords and tenants must be cautious of their common pitfalls.
Know your boundaries: navigating legal property issues in new developments
Our housing team explore what developers need to know about boundary issues — from spotting problems early to resolving disputes — to keep projects moving and stay legally compliant.
Right to Buy (RTB) leases — be warned about service charges
The Housing Act 1985 leaves significant room for interpretation and discretion in drafting, particularly around lease terms.
Respect Orders — how can housing providers address anti-social behaviour?
The Crime and Policing Bill 2025 is set to introduce new measures and enhanced powers to address ASB — including Respect Orders.
Renters’ Rights Bill — key provisions for landlords and tenants
The Renters’ Rights Bill proposes radical change to the housing law landscape and is likely to have a significant impact across both the private and social rented sectors.