All Housing Today articles in February 2025 – Page 7
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NewsTwo in five councils lack in-house expertise on biodiversity net gain, says HBF
Body blames lack of capacity for building delays
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NewsPartnership growth keeps turnover steady at Allison Homes
But housebuilder records another year of losses as revenue drops from open market and affordable sales
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NewsNew CEO for Northern Ireland housing association Woven
Alan McKeown begins role at 2,500-home landlord
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In FocusDo TMOs and ALMOs really need to change post-Grenfell?
The government has pledged to review the governance of organisations managing stock on behalf of councils. But is this really necessary? And, if so, what should reform look like? Alex Funk explores
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NewsPlan to turn south London gasworks site into 620-home neighbourhood approved
The Wandsworth regeneration scheme will include 40% affordable housing and repurpose the historic gasholder basin
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NewsNon-compliant Tower Hamlets Community Housing becomes subsidiary of Hyde Group
THCH will now be known as “THCH Powered by Hyde”.
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NewsNational Wealth Fund and Natwest announce £500m in guaranteed loans for retrofit
Move aims to “remove barrier to funds” for registered providers
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NewsPoplar HARCA appoints Jon Lord as chair
Former Bolton at Home chief executive to join east London landlord in the summer
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NewsHouse price growth flat following end of stamp duty deadline rush
Prices up 3.9% in the year to March
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NewsStonewater appoints new chief operating officer
David Ripley will join 40,000-home in the summer from Thirteen Group
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NewsHomes England signs deal to acquire stalled Nottingham shopping centre site for 1,000-home project
Project will see redevelopment of the site which houses the partially- demolished Broad Marsh shopping centre
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CommentBuilding 1.5m homes: we need an immigration system that better aligns with growth priorities
Ilaria Iovieno and Kirsty Moore look at the extent to which current immigration rules are a help or hindrance for housebuilding
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NewsMHCLG must take ‘clearer central role’ to fix remediation, says Clive Betts
Veteran MP says there was ‘never a sense’ that department had taken responsibility
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NewsDevon council reviewing 70 eviction cases in which residents were overcharged rent
Mid Devon District Council set all of its rents incorrectly for a number of years and is in the process of calculating refunds
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CIH UK Housing Review SeriesHousing supply must be targeted at the people in the highest need
As part of a series curated by the Chartered Institute of Housing and written by sponsors of the UK Housing Review, Francesca Albanese from Crisis draws conclusions about the sections on homelessness
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In FocusWhy most new homes are still being built to old standards
Almost two in three new homes are still being built to regulations that applied in 2013, over a year and a half after the end of the transition period for the new part L and other requirements. How has the government got its projections so wrong? Tom Lowe reports
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SponsoredFusion21’s five top tips for procuring with purpose
Oliver Mooney, head of category at procurement specialists Fusion21, explains how to ensure procurement goes beyond the transactional arrangement
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NewsNetwork Rail to build 40,000 homes in partnership with government-owned developer
Treasury also announces taskforce to unlock unused public land
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NewsConsultation starts on proposals for 7,000-home regeneration plan in Manchester and Salford
Scheme proposes makeover for 130ha site next to renamed Strangeways prison