Manchester region pledges to scale up new net-zero homes

Greater Manchester has announced ambitious plans to build 30,000 net-zero homes over the next 16 years through a partnership with the government’s housing accelerator Homes England. The homes are part of a broader social, environmental, and economic vision for the area... View Article

LGA responds to building safety measures coming into force

Responding to measures in the Building Safety Act coming into force today where many leaseholders will be legally protected from unfair bills to make their homes safe, Cllr Darren Rodwell, Local Government Association housing spokesperson, said: “The LGA has long... View Article

Future-proof your properties with FireAngel

Create a tailored network of IoT sensors and devices in a property to detect everything from temperature, humidity, fire and carbon monoxide with FireAngel on stand C39. More than a third of tenants living in socially rented properties have reported... View Article

Boost for council housing programme

A £1.644m funding boost is set to accelerate three significant developments in Sunderland, providing much-needed homes for vulnerable residents. Sunderland City Council has secured support from Homes England that will enable the development of 43 bungalows and properties for supported... View Article

Pipe boxing versatility from Pendock

When exposed pipework or services needs to be concealed quickly & easily in social housing projects, the Pendock Profiles range of products is one of the most comprehensive and cost effective available. MX and TK pipe boxing can be used... View Article

Navlin Sanitaryware

The AKW Navlin range of sanitaryware has been designed to feel at home in any 21st century bathroom, with a modern aesthetic and intelligent features, including a rimless toilet pan with direct flushing technique for enhanced hygiene, and a fully... View Article

Zoopla comment on Renters Reforms

Richard Donnell, Executive Director of Research & Insight at Zoopla comments: “With the backdrop of the cost of living crisis putting pressure on renters, these reforms are welcome and timely, particularly as they’re largely focused on boosting the quality of... View Article

Strong criticism of plans to revive RTB for HA tenants

Government plans to introduce the legal right for housing association tenants in England to be able to buy their existing homes at discounted prices have been met with strong objections from across the sector. Since its introduction in 1980 the... View Article