September 2026: Call for evidence response
The NFA has responded to the Regulator of Social Housing’s call for evidence on More and Better Social Homes
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Submissions
February 2026
The NFA has submitted a response to the government’s call for evidence on claims management activity in housing disrepair, launched jointly by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) and the Ministry of Justice.
October 2025
The NFA has provided a submission to the Autumn Budget process which highlights four priorities: £2/week rent convergence from April 2026, discounted PWLB borrowing, £2.5bn in low-interest loans for council homes, and a review of HRA sustainability.
February 2025: Joint submission
The NFA, ARCH and CWAG have provided a submission for the Government’s Spending Review which will take place in June.
The NFA has submitted a response to the government’s call for evidence on delegated management models, including ALMOs and TMOs.
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October 2024: NFA response
The NFA has sent a written response to the Housing Ombudsman Service’s Call for Evidence on Repairing Trust, following a meeting with HOS staff in September.
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September 2024: Budget submission
The NFA has provided a submission to the Autumn Budget and spending review with ARCH and CWAG
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October 2023: NFA Consultation
The NFA has submitted evidence to the Work & Pensions Select Committee call for evidence on vulnerabilities in the benefit system
May 2023
The NFA, with ARCH, has submitted written evidence to the LUHC Select Committee’s inquiry into the finances and sustainability of social housing. The submission covers the impact of inflation, rising prices, new regulatory legislation and successive years of enforced rent cuts on the council housing sector.
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June 2022: NFA submission
The NFA has submitted a response to the Department of Health & Social Care Call for Evidence on shaping its ten year mental health plan. In our response we have called for a greater focus on housing, including a significant investment in genuinely affordable social housing.
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