All Housing Today articles in November 2024 – Page 7
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Persimmon spent £60m on building safety remediation last year
Housebuilder has now spent £120m on safety works with 30% of remediation jobs still yet to start
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Livv Housing Group appoints new director of customer services from Halton Housing Trust
Lisa Olsen joins 13,000-home provider
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Gleeson says trading in line with expectations but boss warns housing recovery remains sluggish
Housebuilder says government needs to provide clarity on spending review plans
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Ongoing audit of fire safety provisions puts Crest Nicholson results back two weeks
Auditor asks for more time to run rule over ‘appropriateness of fire remediation provision’
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Nearly half of London’s social housing residents have felt stigmatised because of their housing status, new research finds
First-of-its-kind survey by the G15 asks 3,000 tenants about stigma
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LFB’s decision to move back into Lambeth HQ spells end for Embankment housing plans
Brigade has pulled plug on agreement struck with developer in 2016 and hired architect 5plus to draw up new plans for listed site
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CIH, Shelter and SFHA launch project to research Scotland’s affordable housing need
Findings will be used in discussions with political parties ahead of 2026 Scottish parliamentary elections
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Barnet Council and Bouygues submit plans for 359-home scheme
Scheme for Bouygues UK and Barnet Council includes a new library, nursery and public park
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Clarion’s chief customer officer stands down after 35-year career to spend more time with family
Michelle Reynolds to leave housing sector in the summer
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L&G submits plans for 520-home scheme in Bristol
Project also includes office and retail components
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Bristol Council considers selling 1,200 homes which are 'expensive to maintain'
It also considers pulling out of two housing scheme contracts expected to deliver more than 900 homes
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Downing Construction falls to loss despite 140% jump in turnover
Student and coliving developer made £13m provision for building safety
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Green light for 10,000-home ‘garden town’ near Harlow
Places for People and Taylor Wimpey get go ahead after terms of section 106 deal agreed by East Hertfordshire Council
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Watchdog extends probe into seven housebuilders suspected of breaching competition law
CMA collecting further evidence as it extends probe until May
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Scottish modular housing firm enters administration
Close to 50 jobs lost after collapse of Connect Modular
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In Focus
The 1.5 million-home question: Does the government’s planning reform programme add up?
Ministers unleashed a barrage of planning reforms in the dying days of 2024. Joey Gardiner asks if these can give the industry the boost it needs to get anywhere close to the government’s ambitious housebuilding target?
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Welsh ombudsman withdraws social landlord complaints data following concerns around inaccuracies
Watchdog says the figures, the first it has published for social housing, are under review and will be republished
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Greenwich scheme handed demolition order can stay with design changes, Planning Inspectorate rules
Developer Comer Homes has three years to remove orange cladding and must pay nearly £7m to council
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Placefirst neighbourhood in North East approved
Farringdon Row will form part of 1,000-home Sunderland Riverside regeneration masterplan