All Housing Today articles in February 2025 – Page 4
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NewsBuilding safety minister to address Building the Future Conference
Housing Today’s new-look conference will take place on 2 October
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In FocusGen Zs and millennials: what they really want from employers in the built environment
A panel of younger professionals came to our Good Employer Guide Live event last month, here they feedback on what they look for when applying for jobs and how employers can retain talent long-term
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NewsPlans lodged for 141-home brownfield scheme in Stoke-on-Trent
A former pub and canalside cash and carry could be demolished to free up the site
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NewsBarratt Redrow rejigs board as pair tie up integration details
Housebuilders merged last autumn with Matthew Pratt set to leave this summer
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NewsGreen light for almost 400 flats in Leeds
Castleton Works has been approved following affordable housing and green space revisions
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NewsManchester approves 452 apartments in UK’s tallest tower outside London
Committee approves three residential high rises in addition to 76-storey Viadux 2 tower
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NewsHUB gets green light for office-to-residential conversion scheme in the City
Co-living development to deliver 277 units as well as public amenities
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SponsoredZen Housing sets ambitious goal to grow to 5,000 affordable homes by mid-2026
Zen Housing, a regulated provider of affordable housing, today announces its 18-month mission to help tackle the growing housing affordability crisis. According to one estimate commissioned by the National Housing Federation (NHF) and Crisis from Heriot-Watt University, around 340,000 new homes need to be supplied in England ...
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NewsGovernment announces extra £21.1m for alarm systems and extends Waking Watch Replacement Fund
Use of costly waking watch schemes has been widespread since Grenfell
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NewsClarion renews £3bn debt instrument to fund sustainable investments
£993m-turnover housing association launches Euro Medium Term Note Programme
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CommentHow housing associations can tackle the skills shortage
Social landlords are finding it difficult to recruit as skills shortages inflate wages and restrict the pool of available workers. The solution is inspiring people to join the social housing sector, writes Helen White
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NewsMuse and Oldham Council lodge plan for 2,000 homes in town centre
Six key areas will undergo regeneration over 15 years
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NewsHomes England buys 34ha to create its largest housing site in the North
Up to 4,200 homes could be built in extension to Warrington
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NewsGrenfell refurbishment companies sued for more than £360m by council
RBKC says firms involved in cladding the tower with dangerous materials should pay a share of its losses
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NewsHeylo boosts turnover as it restructures in bid to regain regulatory compliance
Non-compliant provider backed by Blackrock makes changes and identifies measures to protect social housing assets
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CommentHow do we make Biodiversity Net Gain work for housing developers?
As we enter the second year of Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirements for new housing developments, Andrew Swift reflects on the ongoing confusion and ambiguity surrounding this regulation within the sector.
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CommentHeat networks: The low-carbon solution for social housing
The UK’s social housing sector is undergoing a significant transformation as it works to decarbonise its heat and hot water systems. Not only is there a need to support the country’s net zero targets by 2050, but improving energy efficiency is essential to address growing concerns about fuel poverty and ...