Roundtables with Fiona MacGregor
We held a series of in-person roundtables with Fiona MacGregor, Chief Executive Officer of the Regulator of Social Housing , as she prepares to conclude her tenure at the end of this month.
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Insightful first session at new Decent Homes Network
We recently held the first meeting our new Decent Homes Network, a collaboration between NHC and NHC Procurement, bringing together housing providers, procurement specialists and policy colleagues to…
Unlocking Success Bursary – applications open!
We’re delighted to announce that applications for the NHC’s Unlocking Success Bursary 2026 are now open. Unlocking Success helps people living in social housing to realise their ambitions, by supporting them to access education and training, or to run or launch their own business.
Renew inquiry – meetings at the heart of Government and first publication now live!
Lord Best, our Renew Advisory Group chair, the NHC’s Tracy Harrison and Patrick Murray and our Chair Charlie Norman went to Downing Street to brief No. 10 advisors about housing-led regeneration in the North.
Renewed perspectives on regeneration in the North
Our Renew inquiry has launched a series of think-pieces from the North’s leading voices on regeneration. The collection sets the context for the Renew inquiry,
Launching Decent Homes Network
We’re excited to invite you to the launch of the Northern Housing Consortium’s new Decent Homes Network — a dedicated space for members to come together at a pivotal moment for the sector.
Summer Events Preview
This summer we are bringing together partners across a range of events designed to support colleagues on housing, regeneration, and collaborative working.
What the New Green Book Changes Mean for the North
The latest update to HM Treasury’s Green Book, published following the Green Book Review 2025, introduces a series of important reforms that are expected to strengthen …
Talking regeneration and devolution
The NHC team have been at conferences talking about key issues for housing in the North.
Final Local Government Financial Settlement 2026 – What It Means for Northern Councils
The Government has now published the Final Local Government Financial Settlement for 2026, confirming how much funding councils in England will receive over the next three years.