Letters to MPs/ministers
November 2025 : Correspondence
The NFA has written to the Secretary of State, Steve Reed, to share the recent successes of the ALMO model, and call for government to introduce a mechanism which links performance, improvement and funding.
Letter to SoS Steve Reed on the successes of the ALMO model Read More »
November 2025: Joint correspondence
The NFA has joined sector partners to write to the Treasury prior to the Autumn Budget to ask them to protect funding promised as part of the Warm Homes Fund
Letter to government prior the Autumn Budget on the Warm Homes Fund Read More »
October 2025: Government correspondence
The NFA has signed a letter alongside 40 other sector organisations to call for government to uplift the Local Housing Allowance in the Autumn Budget.
Sector-wide letter to government on Local Housing Allowance uplift Read More »
September 2025: Joint correspondence
The CIH, NFA, ARCH & CWAG has written a joint letter to minsters, which follows recent consultation responses on rent convergence, DHS and MEES.
February 2025: Joint correspondence
The NFA has signed an industry-wide letter to support the house-building ambitions of the government and raise some of the current difficulties.
November 2024
The NFA has written to House of Lords members to share information on the ALMO model and the benefits of ALMOs in the new regulatory environment
NFA briefing to Lords members with a housing interest Read More »
October 2024: NFA Correspondence
The NFA has written to the new Chair of the Housing, Communities and Local Government Select Committee to introduce the NFA and share the value of the ALMO model as a way of managing local authority housing services.
Letter to the Chair of the HCLG Select Committee to share the value of the ALMO model Read More »
July 2024: NFA correspondence
The NFA has written to Matthew Pennycook MP and shared an MP birefing setting out how our members are managing high-quality social housing and can play a crucial role in supporting the Government’s mission to improve housing standards, empower tenants, and deliver the biggest increase in social and affordable housebuilding in a generation.
July 2024: Joint correspondence
Social housing landlords and providers have written to the new Secretary of State requesting an urgent meeting to discuss social housing financing and capacity.