Hosted by Ben Jenkins · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 62 episodes
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The Housing Sector Podcasts provide candid, insightful discussions on housing issues, featuring unfiltered conversations with residents and industry insiders to advocate for better services and transparency in the housing sector.
Ben Jenkins hosts The Housing Sector Podcast, a society show with 62 episodes published.
Could the UK be heading towards a new wave of rent strikes? In this episode, I sit down with Suze Muna from SHAC (Social Housing Action Campaign) to explore why more tenants and leaseholders are reaching breaking point.
Housing Sector Podcast #73 – The Boardroom Blind Spot? In this episode, I am joined by Hannah Howard-Jones to explore one of the most important questions facing the housing sector today: are housing association boards as
In this episode of the Housing Sector Podcast, I speak with Stephen Day about building safety, institutional candour, resident campaigning, and what happens when people raising serious concerns become the target instead
In Housing Sector Podcast #71, I speak with Mark Hughes from Southwark and Muhammad Khan from the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea about growing concerns around the use of decants within social housing. The discus
In Housing Sector Podcast #70, I speak to Richard Duvall, a landlord and tenant caught in a situation that highlights a growing issue within the housing system. After renting out his one-bedroom flat on a short-term agre
In Housing Sector Podcast #69, I sit down with author Katie Joyce to discuss her debut novel New Beginnings — a fictional story grounded in real experiences from frontline homelessness services. Katie shares her journey
In Housing Sector Podcast #68, I’m joined once again by Suz Muna from Social Housing Action Campaign (SHAC) to break down a case that goes right to the heart of what’s going wrong in the housing sector. We start with a s
In Housing Sector Podcast #67, I’m joined once again by Martin Donkin for an important follow-up on the ongoing situation at Coniston House. When Martin last came on the podcast, we discussed the modular homes project be
In this Housing Sector Raw update, Ben Jenkins shares the latest developments from across the housing sector. From a new update on a Housing Ombudsman investigation to ongoing scrutiny of service charges and the flow of
In Episode 66 of the Housing Sector Podcast, I’m joined once again by Suz Muna from SHAC to unpack some uncomfortable truths about service charges, housing benefit, and how housing associations respond when residents pus
I examine GreenSquareAccord’s decision to remove the communication plan and soften their tone. On the surface, it looks like progress. Restrictions lifted. Language adjusted. A new approach. But has anything really chang
In this episode of the Housing Sector Podcast, I’m joined by Chris Carr, a former in-house housing professional with over 20 years’ experience working inside the system. We talk about the growing imbalance between reside
In this episode of the Housing Sector Podcast, I’m joined by Siobhan Weightman to discuss one of the sector’s most persistent and least resolved issues: data. We explore why fragmented, unreliable data continues to under
In this episode of the Housing Sector Podcast, I’m joined by Hannah, a consultant at Data Clan with experience across both the private housing sector and large national housing providers. We start by talking about servic
In this episode of the Housing Sector Podcast, I speak with Jane Hill, a long-term leaseholder, and Morley Young, a former third-party technical consultant, about a window replacement programme involving Guildford Boroug
In this episode, I’m joined by Ebrahim Goolamally to examine what happens when housing governance, performance data, and lived experience are placed side by side — and don’t align. Drawing on Housing Ombudsman statistics
In this episode, I’m joined by Mel Little for a direct and wide-ranging conversation about the state of the housing sector — and the growing gap between what residents experience and what institutions are prepared to adm
In this episode, I speak with Sue Phillips, founder of Shared Ownership Resources, about the government’s ongoing inquiry into whether “affordable home ownership” is truly affordable. Sue explains why shared owners’ expe
In Housing Sector Podcast #58 – Compassionate Leadership in Housing , I speak with Tanya Scott , Head of Specialist Housing at Accent Housing . Tanya has built a career defined by care, visibility, and purpose. With more
Across the UK, more and more residents are being forced to leave their homes at short notice as buildings are declared unsafe — from fire risks and structural defects to RAAC and wider safety failures. In this episode, I
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