Max Salsbury is a Web Content Editor at HQN. He specializes in themes such as construction and real estate, health and wellness, and government and politics, with a keen focus on the housing market, property management, and public policy. Max's insightful work has been featured in various publications, including HQN.
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Max's coverage primarily revolves around the real estate industry and government & politics, with a strong focus on housing-related topics. His articles often cite data, cover government announcements, legal policy regulations, and press releases. To best reach out to Max Salsbury, consider providing insights or commentary related to housing policies and regulations, real estate market trends backed by credible data sources, or analysis of government initiatives in the housing sector.
Given his extensive coverage of social housing issues and landlord-tenant matters as well as governmental perspectives on these subjects, he may be interested in expert opinions from individuals involved in social welfare organizations or those who have experience working with landlords and tenants.
Since Max does not specify a geographic focus but covers national news about the UK's real estate industry and governmental actions related to it. Therefore any pitches should reflect this broad scope without specific regional limitations unless addressing UK-wide concerns.
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Following a recent campaign for the next Housing Ombudsman, the minister has decided not to make an appointment at this time.
New research from national charity Independent Age shows that full take-up of Pension Credit, pensioner Housing Benefit and Council Tax Reduction could lift 280,000 older people out of poverty across the UK and reduce pensioner poverty by 15%
By: Max Salsbury
new survey has revealed. Following the government's announcement that its response to the Housing Committee's leasehold report will not be
published a regulatory judgement because it is considering removing Easy Housing Association (Easy) from the register of social housing providers.
By Alistair McIntosh, HQN CEO Long ago, at this time of year, I'd have been devouring The Victor Summer Special.
By: Max Salsbury
The homes formed part of a record year which saw the social landlord complete 1,380 homes across England, helping the group climb from tenth to eighth place nationally in Inside Housing's annual Biggest Builders Survey.
By: Max Salsbury
A housing provider says it wants to work with councils across England to help deliver the government's pledge to end rough sleeping – and is calling for £billions spent on emergency hotels and B&Bs to be invested instead in building modular homes on unused council land.
By: Max Salsbury
STAIRs gives social housing tenants of private registered providers (PRPs) new rights to request information about how their homes are managed.
As is well known, climate change sucks – unless you don't believe it's a thing, of course; in which case it's merely a trifling, inexplicable inconvenience that things are falling apart; however, the latest device in town is to admit that it sucks AND still insist that nothing can be done. Tails I win, heads you lose.
Wheelchair users aged 18 to 54 have waited an average of 20.5 months for an accessible council home over the past five years, while those aged 55
