Max Salsbury is a Web Content Editor at HQN. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a keen focus on climate change and its intersection with health and wellness, finance, and personal finance. Max's insights into climate policy, ClimateTech, and the housing market have been featured in various publications, including HQN.
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Max's coverage primarily revolves around the real estate industry and government & politics, with a strong focus on housing-related topics. His articles often cite data, cover government announcements, legal policy regulations, and press releases. To best reach out to Max Salsbury, consider providing insights or commentary related to housing policies and regulations, real estate market trends backed by credible data sources, or analysis of government initiatives in the housing sector.
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By Alistair McIntosh, HQN CEO It's a great bank holiday for Community Gateway and Livin as they soar up to C1.
By: Max Salsbury
It builds on guidance CIH published in 2022, taking into account key legislative developments, such as Awaab's Law and the Hazards in Social Housing (Prescribed Requirements) (England) Regulations 2025.
Former housing secretary Steve Reed wrote to the Regulator of Social Housing in April calling for them to push harder on creating social and affordable homes. The regulator launched its More and Better Homes paper on 9 June with similar messages.
Although there's a transition period for the qualification requirements – three years for providers with 1,000 homes or more and four years for those with fewer than 1,000 – that doesn't mean organisations can afford to wait.
According to the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government, the review will focus on four priorities: improving access for vulnerable and
Great news, everybody: according to the woke, communist, Stalinist, etc agitators down at the Met Office, the UK has just experienced its hottest ever summer. And if these early days of September are anything to go by, at the end of the year the ominous organisation will be announcing our hottest ever autumn. Crumbs.
MHCLG intends to have a formal consultation on updated guidance in early 2027. It is likely that the final version will go live in 2027/28 which will presumably trigger a requirement for councils and their partners to carry out statutory reviews of local allocations and lettings policies.
By: Max Salsbury
The Women's Charter campaign is Danielle Stone's call to action for organisations to keep women and girls safe in the UK and halve violence against women and girls in the next decade.
By: Max Salsbury
The not-for-profit organisation, which provides homes for more than 220,000 residents, signed the Covenant at a ceremony at the RAF Club in London's Piccadilly on Monday 7 September.
By: Max Salsbury
Run by social landlord Platform Housing Group and funded by the NHS, the Falls Response Team provides rapid assistance to people who have experienced
