Tpas National Policy, Insight & Innovation Manager, Caritas Charles, recently attending the Local Government Association Conference in Liverpool.

The Decent Homes Standard (DHS) is a set of minimum quality rules for UK social housing introduced in 2006.

Rent convergence is the government’s plan to bring all social rents into line with a standard ‘formula rent’, so there’s more fairness and predictability—regardless of your landlord or how long you’ve

It’s been another big day for the social housing sector, with a series of major announcements from the government which will have a direct impact on tenants and social housing providers across England

On 25 June 2025, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner delivered a formal statement to the House of Commons outlining new statutory measures under Awaab’s Law, alongside proposed electrical safety requi

Tpas, the housing sector’s engagement experts, welcome the announcement in the UK Government’s 2025 Spending Review, which includes a renewed commitment to investment in social and affordable housing.

An opportunity for landlords to put residents at the heart of their dispute resolution service!

On Tuesday 13th May, Louise and Lisa hosted our ‘Getting the Most of your Membership webinar’ to chat all things Tpas membership, from the benefits and upcoming events to exciting plans on the horizon

Tpas Senior Policy, Innovation, and Insight Manager, Caritas Charles, talks about his upcoming trip to Berlin.

Tpas recently responded to the Housing Ombudsman’s consultation on its business plan and 5-year strategy.

The regulatory framework for social housing includes a strong focus on making sure that tenant views are listened to and acted upon. Undertaking the Tpas accreditation was an opportunity for Gateshead

The recent Tpas Engaging Communities conference showcased our Consultancy Marketplace—a dynamic space designed to encourage networking among engagement experts and inspire the Tpas Consultancy team to