Phil Parry says the housing crisis will be a key battleground at the General Election.
The coming of age for the National Assembly as a law making institution
Mike Hedges outlines the positive implications of the Housing (Wales) Bill.
People and their homes
John Puzey expresses Shelter Cymru’s view on the Housing Bill.
The Housing (Wales) Bill – a view from a former Housing Minister
Jocelyn Davies says the Housing Bill is a far cry from radical reform.
Homelessness in the Housing (Wales) Bill
Dr Peter Mackie assesses the strengths and weaknesses of the Housing (Wales) Bill
Working together to tackle the bedroom tax
Jamie Insole explains how working with landlords and tenants have had an effect in tackling the bedroom tax.
Housing Co-Ops – A different vision for rented housing
Chris O’Meara describes a new scheme to bring Co-ops and housing associations together.
Can we learn from the way housing associations work?
Karen Dusgate questions how the heritage sector can step outside of its silos
Homelessness legislation a damp squib
Jocelyn Davies says the Welsh Government’s Housing Bill does not live up to the expectations promised in the preceding White Paper.