Empty Homes to be Transformed into Housing for Essential Workers
A new partnership has been launched that will see empty homes in Argyll and Bute being brought back into use to help to tackle the shortage of affordable housing for health and social […]
How is Cardiff Council Ensuring Crucial Fire Safety Works?
Cardiff Council has announced it is developing a loan scheme to ensure developers of high and medium-rise apartment blocks across Wales can carry out critical fire safety works as quickly as possible. How […]
Northern Ireland Defy Expectations to Exceed Housing Targets
As other parts of the UK begin to lag behind housebuilding targets, specifically for the social housing sector, Housing associations in Northern Ireland surpassed government targets for social housing starts and completions over […]
Can Social Housing Fight Gender Inequality and Climate Change?
Planning permission has been granted to provide over 100 affordable low-carbon homes to women in Acton, London. Housing Industry Leaders explores how the redevelopment will encourage inclusivity and decarbonisation. Ealing Council have […]
How Planning Permission Can Combat Climate Change
A London borough has prepared new planning guides to ensure all new homes and developments are more environmentally friendly. Housing Industry Leaders highlights the impacts this could have in reducing emissions post-build. […]
Curzon Wharf: World’s First Mixed-use Net Zero Carbon Ready Development
Birmingham has always been the home of innovation in the UK, and the latest news regarding Curzon Wharf, the first mixed-use net zero carbon ready development, is no exception to the rule. With […]
Almost 450 Energy-efficient Homes to be Delivered in Kent
ilke Homes plans to deliver up to 449 highly energy-efficient homes in partnership with the housing association The Riverside Group. Housing Industry Leaders looks at how the modular housebuilder will use AI to […]
Reducing the Impact of Nutrient Pollution on Housing Developments
Too many local planning authorities have development sites that are in a ‘unfavourable condition’ due to excess nutrient pollution. Housing Industry Leaders looks at what is being done to tackle nutrient pollution. Pollution […]
£114K Funding Awarded to Boost Affordable Housing in Scotland
The Assynt Development Trust (ADT) has been awarded £114,000 to take forward the community-led development of affordable homes and community facilities between Lochinver and Glencanisp. Housing Industry Leaders looks at how this will […]