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Housing

Policies related to housing, renting, property ownership, and homelessness

4
voting topics
303
bills
8 Sept 2025
last vote

Why housing matters right now

  • 301 active bills in Parliament
  • 4 specific voting topics tracked

How parties vote on housing

Click any topic to see the full cross-party breakdown and recent votes. “Aye” means voted in favour; “No” means voted against.

Voting Timeline

Recent parliamentary votes on this issue, most recent first.

Renters’ Rights Bill: Motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 64
8 Sept 2025·Renter protections
Passed
Renters’ Rights Bill: Motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 53
8 Sept 2025·Renter protections
Passed
Renters’ Rights Bill: Motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 39
8 Sept 2025·Renter protections
Passed
Renters’ Rights Bill: Motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 26
8 Sept 2025·Renter protections
Passed
Renters’ Rights Bill: Motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 19
8 Sept 2025·Renter protections
Passed
Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill Report Stage: Amendment 8
27 Feb 2024·Leasehold reform
Rejected
Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill Report Stage: Amendment 4
27 Feb 2024·Leasehold reform
Rejected
Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill Report Stage: New Clause 39
27 Feb 2024·Leasehold reform
Rejected
Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill Report Stage: New Clause 5
27 Feb 2024·Leasehold reform
Rejected
Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill Report Stage: New Clause 1
27 Feb 2024·Leasehold reform
Rejected
Opposition day: Safety of School Buildings
6 Sept 2023·Building safety standards
Rejected
Social Housing (Regulation) Bill [Lords] Report Stage: Amendment 40
1 Mar 2023·Social housing
Rejected

Bills on housing

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Affordable Home Ownership Bill

Commons2nd reading

Affordable Housing (Conversion of Commercial Property) Bill

Commons1st reading

Affordable Housing (Conversion of Commercial Property) Bill

Commons2nd reading

Council Housing (Local Financing Pathfinders) Bill

Commons2nd reading

Co-Operative Housing Tenure Bill

Commons2nd reading

Co-operative Housing Tenure Bill

Commons2nd reading

Recent News

The Guardian4d ago

Drip-feed of Reform UK controversies puts party’s policy drive in shade

Reform UK sacks housing spokesperson Simon Dudley after inflammatory remarks, part of a wave of controversies that has eclipsed the party’s costed policy push, including plans to cut flight taxes and a pledge on the pensions triple lock.

Nigel FarageMr David LammyRichard Tice
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The Guardian4d ago

UK politics Q&A, as it happened: Andrew Sparrow answers your questions on Starmer, Reform and more

Reform UK’s housing spokesperson was sacked after controversial Grenfell comments, and the NHS faces its longest doctors’ strike yet, while a live Q&A discusses Labour leadership prospects, Starmer’s EU stance, and the Greens’ rise.

Wes StreetingSir Keir Starmer
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The Guardian4d ago

Reform donor Nick Candy sells Chelsea mansion for reported £275m

Nick Candy, Reform UK's honorary treasurer and major donor, has sold Providence House in Chelsea for about £275m, reportedly the most expensive London sale on record. The transaction highlights Reform UK's fundraising links with wealthy backers and touches on policy ideas around residency for wealthy investors.

Nigel Farage
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The Guardian4d ago

Reform housing spokesperson sacked after Grenfell ‘everyone dies’ remarks

Reform UK's housing spokesperson Simon Dudley was sacked after describing the Grenfell Tower fire as a tragedy but saying 'everyone dies in the end', drawing condemnation from the prime minister and Grenfell families. Labour leader Keir Starmer urged Nigel Farage to sack him, underscoring questions about Reform UK's credibility on housing and safety.

Nigel FarageSir Keir Starmer
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The Guardian4d ago

Starmer calls on Reform to sack Simon Dudley after ‘everyone dies’ Grenfell comments

Keir Starmer urged Nigel Farage to sack Reform UK's housing spokesperson Simon Dudley after controversial Grenfell remarks, highlighting tensions over housing safety regulations.

Nigel FarageSir Keir Starmer
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