The TSA and CIH today launched the findings of their recent anti-social behaviour (ASB) baseline survey.

A groundbreaking trailblazer programme has lead to increased tenant engagement and understanding of what tenants want, better services and improved value for money.

Latest figures from the TSA show that the regulated housing sector has retained the confidence of major lenders.

Three ASB Action Team Advisors have been recruited by the Chartered Institute of Housing as part of a planned national team of four commissioned by the TSA and funded by CLG.

Following three years of successes and accomplishments, the Homelessness Action Team has now come to and end.

A joint statement has been issued by the TSA and the Audit Commission setting out the interim arrangements for all TSA commissioned inspections taking place between April and October 2010.

The total value of the housing association sector’s assets rose by 11% to £94.6 billion according to the TSA's 2009 Global Accounts.

Tenants are getting more involved in managing their homes according to the TSA and the Audit Commission.

More than eight million tenants across the country will benefit from new standards the Tenant Services Authority (TSA) has set for all social housing landlords.

A report from the TSA and CIH takes a detailed look at the use of a new approach to tenant involvement and performance management.