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The National Housing Federation represents housing associations in England.
The National Housing Federation represents 1,200 independent, not-for-profit housing associations in England and is the voice of affordable housing. Our members provide two million affordable homes for five million people.
The iN business for neighbourhoods campaign strives to improve both the reality and perceptions of affordable housing. They have made fresh commitments to neighbourhoods, customers and excellence. For more information see www.iNbiz.org.
Press Releases
Bed tax vote will hit thousands, warns NHF
Thousands of families in social housing face being driven into poverty after the Government rejected moves to protect vulnerable people from the bedroom tax.
NHF: Leaders’ Forum and Exhibition 2012
This flagship event is a forum for chief executives and chairs of the housing sector to network with each other and learn from a range of high-profile and inspirational speakers from media, political and housing backgrounds. It takes place in Park Plaza Victoria, London.
NHF: The UK’s housing crisis is showing little sign of recovery, new Government statistics have revealed
Figures released today by the Department for Communities and Local Government report the UK is building not even half the homes needed to ease the country’s housing shortage, even as millions of people are still in need of a home.
NHF: We are delighted that peers have stood firm for common sense and fairness
Peers and MPs of all parties have voted to amend Bedroom Tax proposals. They have been supported by tenants, social landlords and nearly 80 organisations concerned with housing, family issues and disability.
NHF: 70+ organisations urge MPs to protect poor families tomorrow
Over 70 family, disability and housing organisations have written a joint letter to MPs urging them to accept a Lords amendment that will save poor families in social housing from falling into debt and poverty.
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