Reforms to Companies House
Spring 2027This report will examine how effectively Companies House is implementing its reform programme
This report will examine how effectively Companies House is implementing its reform programme
This upcoming National Audit Office (NAO) report examines MHCLG’s understanding of the quality of existing social housing in England.
The NAO examines whether MHCLG’s work to increase the supply of suitable land for housing development will help deliver 1.5m new homes.
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has published its 2025-26 accounts, containing C&AG’s opinion.
Shared ownership is now the largest government-backed housing scheme, but not all consumers understand it fully and some face unexpected fees.
In 2024-25, MHCLG reported net operating expenditure of £46.2 billion. Our overview of MHCLG for 2024-25 shows where that money was spent.
Government must overcome challenges to ensure its programme to resettle thousands of Afghan citizens in the UK is successfully completed.
The C&AG has issued a clean audit opinion, providing assurance to Parliament on MHCLG’s 2024-25 financial statements.
this report will examine whether government is overseeing a temporary accommodation system that is resilient and delivers value for money
This report assesses whether MHCLG is implementing devolved arrangements in a way that supports improved outcomes for local people.
This NAO report sets out a series of actions that can help the Department for Education (DfE) strengthen its oversight of local bodies.
This overview has been produced to provide an introduction to MHCLG and our examination of the department’s spending and performance.
This report assesses whether MHCLG is overseeing an effective system of developer contributions that delivers the intended benefits.
Up to 60% of buildings with dangerous cladding have not yet been identified & remediation for buildings within government’s portfolio is slow.
Report summarising the National Audit Office’s (NAO) investigation into the provision of supported housing in England.
This overview has been produced to provide an introduction to the Local Government Boundary Commission for England.
Our report looks at why home to school transport is one of the fastest growing areas of spending for local authorities in England.
The sale and leaseback of military housing by MoD cost billions, but a new agreement should help to reduce losses in the long term
DLUHC spends around £33 billion each year to support people, places and communities. This guide examines DLUHC’s spending and performance.
Assessing whether DLUHC is working with government departments and local authorities to maximise their ability to tackle homelessness