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Weardale village ends 50-year wait for new affordable homes

|Date: 15 January, 2018

Weardale village ends 50-year wait for new affordable homes

The first new social housing for over 50 years has been completed in the remote village of Rookhope, as p ...

The first new social housing for over 50 years has been completed in the remote village of Rookhope, as part of a £30m project bringing affordable homes to County Durham. A pair of two-bed bungalows i ...

15 January, 2018
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Young people in Cardiff get a head start in their construction careers

|Date: 15 January, 2018

Young people in Cardiff get a head start in their construction careers

Young people in Cardiff aiming to work in the building industry have been given a head start through a Pr ...

Young people in Cardiff aiming to work in the building industry have been given a head start through a Prince’s Trust Get into Construction programme organised in conjunction with city partnership hom ...

15 January, 2018
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New education hub provides learning spaces for thousands of Birmingham students

|Date: 12 January, 2018

New education hub provides learning spaces for thousands of Birmingham students

Birmingham City University’s new £31m building has officially opened, offering additional teaching and le ...

Birmingham City University’s new £31m building has officially opened, offering additional teaching and learning space for 3,000 students and staff within more than 650 rooms. Facing Gopsal Street, the ...

12 January, 2018
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Work commences on England’s largest district ground loop heat pump system

|Date: 11 January, 2018

Work commences on England’s largest district ground loop heat pump system

Kensa Contracting has secured the contract to deliver England’s largest shared ground loop heat pump syst ...

Kensa Contracting has secured the contract to deliver England’s largest shared ground loop heat pump system with ENGIE. 400 flats over eight tower blocks in the London borough of Enfield will be retro ...

11 January, 2018
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LACE Housing shortlisted for property award

|Date: 10 January, 2018

LACE Housing shortlisted for property award

A Skegness housing development for older people has been shortlisted for an award at the Greater Lincolns ...

A Skegness housing development for older people has been shortlisted for an award at the Greater Lincolnshire Construction & Property Awards. LACE Housing’s Chapman Court — officially unveiled in ...

10 January, 2018
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Dominic Raab appointed as new Housing Minister

|Date: 9 January, 2018

Dominic Raab appointed as new Housing Minister

Following the renaming of the DCLG to the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) ...

Following the renaming of the DCLG to the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) in the Government’s latest cabinet reshuffle, Dominic Raab has been appointed as the new Housin ...

9 January, 2018
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Airtech offers landlords free technical CPD seminar on condensation and mould

|Date: 9 January, 2018

Airtech offers landlords free technical CPD seminar on condensation and mould

Airtech is offering a free CPD accredited training seminar for social housing landlords on condensation a ...

Airtech is offering a free CPD accredited training seminar for social housing landlords on condensation and mould. This training will help ensure that landlords know how to break the cycle of condensa ...

9 January, 2018
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DCLG renamed as the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

|Date: 9 January, 2018

DCLG renamed as the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

The Department for Communities and Local Government has been renamed — now the Ministry of Housing, Commu ...

The Department for Communities and Local Government has been renamed — now the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG). Commenting on the appointment, Sajid Javid said: “Building ...

9 January, 2018
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Housing law and culture set to change in wake of Grenfell Tower tragedy

|Date: 9 January, 2018

Housing law and culture set to change in wake of Grenfell Tower tragedy

A legal review of the current housing law, carried out following the Grenfell Tower tragedy which killed ...

A legal review of the current housing law, carried out following the Grenfell Tower tragedy which killed 71 people last June, has called for sweeping changes to improve safety standards and protect te ...

9 January, 2018
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Highland residents to benefit from FitHomes thanks to £3m City-Region deal

|Date: 8 January, 2018

Highland residents to benefit from FitHomes thanks to £3m City-Region deal

£3m funding has been agreed for a Highland project that could transform the lives of people with complex ...

£3m funding has been agreed for a Highland project that could transform the lives of people with complex health needs as part of the Inverness and Highland City-Region Deal. The business case for the ...

8 January, 2018
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