Could the UK’s First Ecotown Become the New Norm?
As the housing sector looks to find new and innovative ways to deliver a greater housing supply without blowing the carbon budget, […]
Goram Homes: Tackling the Skills Gap One Community at a Time
Ensuring that skills are being retained by the housing sector and developed by younger industry professionals, Goram Homes has opened a brand […]
UK Government to Review Homes England
Under the direction to ensure ‘delivery for the taxpayer’ Tony Poulter will lead a review of Homes England. Forming part of […]
ESG Regulation Needed to Grow Opportunities in the Housebuilding Sector
After releasing a joint study with The University of Cambridge, law firm Womble Bond Dickinson have articulated that clearer Environmental, Social and […]
Reducing Embodied Carbon Through These Measures
Showing how reducing embodied carbon can actually be implemented across the housing sector, CBRE-owned Build to Rent specialist claims it has reduced […]
Sharing RSL Knowledge Highlights Positive Impact of Social Homes
Through Shetler Scotland, a new project demonstrating the positive impacts social housing can have on communities has been launched. 14 RSLs are […]
Digitalisation of Public Sector Process key for Wider Decarbonisation
Focusing on public sector decarbonisation, the GMCA has recently outlined plans to improve technology infrastructure and cut carbon emissions. To do this, […]
Breaking the Cycle: This Developer Increased Completions by 38%
Despite falling housebuilding targets and completions, Southern housing associations have just completed a record 1,300 homes. This is on the back of […]
Properties Should Meet Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards When Sold
The Government must implement essential minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) on homes to reduce emissions, increase energy security and permanently lower bills, […]