John Moss: More working from home means we will need larger homes

We could see a revitalisation of smaller towns as people spend more of their time – and more of their money there.

John Moss: In Waltham Forest, party divisions are forgotten as councillors are pulling together to help our residents

I have been seeking support for businesses which moved into new premises and are not on the Rating List – so are not eligible for support.

John Moss: The next Mayor of London needs to back redevelopment of council estates, to get the new homes we need

Bold plans could see 100,000 extra properties. It would also mean an improved quality of housing for existing tenants.

John Moss: Why I think we will win seats from Labour in Waltham Forest

The Council is unpopular for approving tower blocks with no affordable homes and also for punishing motorists in a way that has cut trade for local shops.

John Moss: How councils could boost the housing supply now

A quick and modest change in the regulations would allow local authorities to build more on their own land.

John Moss: Jobs, houses, pensions – the policies we need for the future

News schemes should include shared equity homes reserved for people under 30 years old.

John Moss: A radical Conservative Manifesto must include a pledge to tackle the planning system

The first time most people know a development is happening is when the piling rig arrives.

John Moss: A chance to boost Right to Buy sales

A simpler deal should be offered to councils and more of the proceeds spent on replacement properties.

John Moss: Pay-to-Stay is dead. Long live Pay-to-Stay

When a tenancy is due for renewal councils vary the rent according to the household income.

John Moss: With the CCHQ Survey, a conversation with the voters is more important than “Voting Intention”

An old-fashioned, minimalist approach to information gathering is not enough to keep us properly engaged with the electorate.

John Moss: If we want to build more homes, it’s time to scrap Local Plans

Let’s have annual statements of policy goals for the next five years – they should run to no more than a dozen sides of A4.

John Moss: Time to change the rules on Right to Buy – and the arguments in favour of it

Councils should be able to keep more of the receipts to get more new homes built.

John Moss: An update on Zac’s battle in Waltham Forest

A month ago, this site carried assessments of how Goldsmith’s campaign is going. Now the authors return for an update.

John Moss: What Zac needs to do to win Waltham Forest

Winning the Mayoral election means winning the argument on housing.

Cllr John Moss: Stephen Greenhalgh has the vision and the ability to be a great Mayor of London

He knows how to beat Labour, and he has the insight and courage required to tackle the housing crisis.