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NewsSNG puts ‘non-negotiable’ Homes and Place Standard and use of AI at centre of five-year strategy
85,000-home provider aims to ensure customer experience is the ’best of any social housing provider’ into the 2030s.
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NewsSanctuary still exploring sale of student housing portfolio as it moves into surplus
Accounts also confirm increase in turnover
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NewsHill increases profit and turnover despite building safety approval delays
Housebuilder increases completions 18% as it eyes doubling of turnover by 2030
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CommentThe Nature Restoration Fund - a viable way to meet environmental obligations?
The government’s plan is intended to allow developers to pay into a fund instead of directly delivering mitigation works. Sophie Henwood looks at its chances of success and finds it is anything but straightforward
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NewsRough sleeping down in London
Drop is first since 2017 excluding covid year, but figure still 60% higher than a decade ago
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NewsSME housebuilders' confidence deteriorated sharply since first quarter, survey shows
Home Builders Federation survey shows expectations for land purchasing, housing starts and market conditions have all weakened since March
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NewsMulalley wins landmark Building Safety Act cladding claim against overseas parent of stricken UK product firm
High Court judge orders German company to pay contractor £1.8m for costs incurred replacing cladding system at Chelmer Housing Partnership tower block
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CommentHow do we translate the £15bn Warm Homes Plan into delivery and meaningful change for families?
Dan Germann argues collaboration and sector-wide sharing of knowledge is crucial to success to ensuring the government’s flagship retrofit plan delivers
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NewsProfit halves at Anwyl
Welsh housebuilder says margins squeezed by increased costs and affordability constraints
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In FocusCould a Reform government really force ‘foreign nationals’ from their social homes?
Largely overlooked amid a historic by-election campaign, Nigel Farage’s latest policy announcement is one of the party’s most extreme measures. But could it actually be done? And what would be its impact? Daniel Gayne looks into it.
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CommentHousebuilders must stop treating housing associations as buyers of last resort
Early engagement is crucial when seeking to sell homes to providers, writes Jonathan Pearson
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CommentTackling the stigmatisation of social housing residents is a leadership issue
Stigma is not inevitable. It is shaped by choices and behaviours and can be reduced through deliberate, consistent action, writes Rachael Williamson
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NewsBerkeley calls for tax cuts and regulation overhaul as profit dips
Housebuilder warns “no prospect” for improvement in London market unless ministers act
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NewsVistry has ‘no plans’ to raise equity through rights issue, says executive
Stephen Teagle says housebuilder will continue to deliver significant numbers of homes despite its first half profit warning and voluntary exit scheme for staff
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CommentUnlocking Crews Hill: the legal routes to delivering a 21,000-home new town
Enfield Council’s new Conservative-led leadership has withdrawn support for its proposed new town but Sadiq Khan and the government are looking at ways to press ahead. James Clark outlines the options
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In Focus‘Are we keeping up with the pace of the sector’s challenges?’: Jonathan Walters on regulating England’s social landlords
Walters outlines his big vision for the Regulator of Social Housing in his first press interview as chief executive
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NewsGovernment consults on measures to improve customer protections for home upgrades
DESNZ acting following failures through Energy Company Obligation 4 and the Great British Insulation Scheme
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NewsBarratt Redrow appoints former Britvic executive as new CFO
Rebecca Napier joins £5.6bn-turnover housebuilder in August
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NewsNAO launches investigation into the quality of social housing
Public spending watchdog will examine effectiveness of recent regulatory reforms
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NewsTower Hamlets Council seeks contractors for £520m retrofit programme
Tower Hamlets Council has launched the tender process for a £520m housing retrofit programme. The announcement was made at a market engagement event on Tuesday attended by contractors, consultants and industry partners. The programme is intended to bring the borough’s 22,000-homes up to the reformed Decent Homes Standard and deliver ...