The English social housing regulator will launch an
investigation into the impact of the government’s fresh welfare spending cuts
on housing associations following the 8 July Budget. The Homes and Communities
Agency (HCA) will immediately seek to work out which types of social landlords
will be affected by the cuts, the details of which will be revealed by
chancellor George Osborne next week. The HCA will use data it already holds to conduct a
review and contact landlords it believes may be vulnerable in order to seek
assurance that they are able to cope with the changes. Read more on Inside
Housing.
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