HQN policy briefings
Briefings
Welfare reform and housing: the HQN survey - part two
Network briefing by Lydia Dlaboha
The private rented sector: how effectively is it regulated?
Network briefing by Roger Jarman
Youth justice: the systems in Scotland, England and Wales
Network briefing by Tim Horsley
Left hand, right hand: housing regulation cultures in England and Scotland
Network briefing by Janis Bright
A housing practitioner’s guide to the draft Anti-social Behaviour Bill
Network briefing by Tim Horsley
The Chancellor's Autumn Statement
Network briefing by Ruth Selo and Alistair McIntosh
The Right to Transfer, the Right to Manage and the Right to Buy
Network briefing by Helen Muir
Commissioning for social value: what the Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 means in practice
Network briefing by Julian Dobson
From umpires to line judges – the role of tenants in keeping landlords to the rules
Network briefing by Sue Farrant
The Bribery Act 2010 – its impact on housing organisations
Network briefing by Russell Caller
Regulation under the new regime for England: an HQN survey
Network briefing by Janis Bright and Alistair McIntosh
All change! An evaluation of the new frameworks for regulating social housing in England and Scotland
Network briefing by Roger Jarman
Resident involvement in social housing in the UK and Europe: research and good practice
Briefing by Janis Bright
Council self-financing and stock transfer: the housing association perspective
Network briefing by Robin Tebbutt
Riots, gangs and violence and the role of housing providers
Network briefing by Tim Horsley
Self-financing for councils: update on stock issues
Network briefing by Robin Tebbutt
Laying the Foundations: A Housing Strategy for England
Network briefing by Janis Bright
Serious detriment in landlord and community services
Network briefing by Tim Horsley, Mike Jones and John Wheeldon
The new Scottish homelessness framework: progress towards priority for all by 2012
Network briefing by Isobel Anderson
Implementing social housing reform; consultation on the government's proposals to change the TSA standards
Network briefing by Tim Horsley
A new era for the public sector: the Open Public Services White Paper
Network briefing by Kate Murray
The affordable rents system: how many homes, at what cost?
Network briefing by Janis Bright
The Scottish Social Housing Charter - analysis of consultation reports, comments and blogs identifies key themes and tenant priorities
Network briefing by Anna Evans
The coalition government and ASB: beyond the rhetoric
Network briefing by Tim Horsley
Local decisions: a fairer future for social housing
Network briefing by Kate Murray
Reviewing expenditure in a climate of austerity - the questions you need to ask before making significant budget decisions
Network briefing by Robin Tebbutt and Kate Murray
Spending Review 2010 - what it means for housing
Network briefing by Alistair McIntosh, Kate Murray and Steve Wood
Review of social housing regulation - initial reaction from HQN
Network briefing by Alistair McIntosh
The financial horizon for housing associations
Complimentary hf:expert briefing by Robin Tebbutt
Making Housing Affordable: A new vision for housing policy - a review of the recent Policy Exchange paper
HQN briefing by Robin Tebbutt
New government - new rules: the hitchhiker's guide to the coalition's housing policies
This briefing by Alistair McIntosh explains exactly where the coalition is coming from on all the major issues. Don't get caught off guard - read it
Providing care and health services: recent changes to regulation and what housing providers need to know
Network briefing by Lesley Healey
Regime change: the TSA's finalised regulatory framework
Network briefing by Kate Murray
Alistair McIntosh's response to TSA regulation proposals
Streamlined consultation and clarity of strategic vision required
Squaring circles - state of the nation 2009-2010 (Scotland)
Network briefing by Anna Evans
Meeting the accommodation needs of Gypsies and Travellers - a round-up of recent policy and other developments
Briefing by Wendy Murphy
News
Grow your own: skills and infrastructure for local economic growth
NLGN’s report – Grow Your Own: Skills and Infrastructure for Local Economic Growth, kindly supported by BT and Kent Country Council – argues local government must seize a new role as social venture capitalists to unblock stalled developments and seed fund new jobs. NLGN urges councils to collaborate in setting up ‘Revolving Investment Funds
Scottish Public Services Ombudsman two-stage visual guide
Briefing note by Helen Barclay
HQN council tenants' guide
We are pleased to offer your organisation a complimentary copy of the HQN Residents' Network guide to help tenants through the process of a stock options review.
