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‘We wanted to take on the housing challenge in a way that is socially responsible’

One of the world’s largest fund managers tells Housing Today why it is backing housebuilding

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Stephen Kinsella: ‘How much further do we go?’

Homes England’s land and development boss says change is coming around MMC and procurement, in the second part of our exclusive interview

Stephen Kinsella: ‘These are natural conversations to have’

In the first of a two-part interview, Homes England’s chief land and development officer talks about where he thinks the organisation might be heading

Brave, bold and ambitious: L&G steps up modular housing plans

After an apparent false start, Rosie Toogood says the firm’s ambition to transform the housebuilding industry by creating a superior product that can be delivered at scale is finally taking shape

It’s time to look forward and be positive

Last week, Pete Redfern told Housing Today why Taylor Wimpey was right to shut sites as the pandemic struck. While there were other things he could have done better last year, he tells Joey Gardiner that he can now see a brighter future

We were right to shut down so we could come back safer

Church of England embarks on its affordable housing mission

A recent church report called for government action to build more affordable homes, but as one of the UK’s biggest landowners it is also taking matters into its hands. Elizabeth Hopkirk reports

The housing ombudsman and its consumer protection challenge

Critics say the new ‘independent’ regulator is anything but, and has been set up to repeat mistakes of the past. Joey Gardiner talks to key players to find out what is at stake

Interview: England’s first bishop for housing

Guli Francis-Dehqani, the first bishop for housing, takes up her post in April. With a Church of England housing report out this weekend, she explains why the role is much more than a token one