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HOPPE (UK) | Education matters

|Date: 1 September, 2023

HOPPE (UK) | Education matters

Here, Andy Matthews, Head of Sales at HOPPE (UK), discusses the scale of repair and maintenance works nee ...

Here, Andy Matthews, Head of Sales at HOPPE (UK), discusses the scale of repair and maintenance works needed in schools across the country and how the company’s products can help. At the end of 2022, ...

1 September, 2023
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Social housing providers say reputational challenges making it harder to recruit

|Date: 15 August, 2023

Social housing providers say reputational challenges making it harder to recruit

People are being put off a career in social housing because of the reputational issues facing the sector, ...

People are being put off a career in social housing because of the reputational issues facing the sector, according to a new report. A survey of 100 senior decisionmakers at housing associations by da ...

15 August, 2023
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Birmingham eco homes project leads way in bid to cut carbon emissions – but humans must play their part

|Date: 21 July, 2023

Birmingham eco homes project leads way in bid to cut carbon emissions – but humans must play their part

A year-long study into the activity of people living in a development of low carbon homes has concluded t ...

A year-long study into the activity of people living in a development of low carbon homes has concluded that human lifestyles must adapt alongside the building technology in order to meet ambitious em ...

21 July, 2023
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Industry Comment | Right to Buy — the case for reform

|Date: 28 March, 2023

Industry Comment | Right to Buy — the case for reform

Matthew Warburton, Policy Advisor at the Association of Retained Council Housing, discusses the findings ...

Matthew Warburton, Policy Advisor at the Association of Retained Council Housing, discusses the findings of research commissioned from Savills by ARCH, the LGA and NFA into Right to Buy, which present ...

28 March, 2023
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Budget 2023: Boroughs warn at least one child in every London classroom is homeless

|Date: 15 March, 2023

Budget 2023: Boroughs warn at least one child in every London classroom is homeless

On average at least one child in every classroom in the capital is homeless, according to new analysis fr ...

On average at least one child in every classroom in the capital is homeless, according to new analysis from London Councils. The latest figures gathered by the cross-party group reveal worsening homel ...

15 March, 2023
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Marshalls launches Creating Safer Spaces CPD

|Date: 24 February, 2023

Marshalls launches Creating Safer Spaces CPD

In light of its research that found four out of five people feel more unsafe when it’s dark in shared spa ...

In light of its research that found four out of five people feel more unsafe when it’s dark in shared spaces, Marshalls has launched a new CPD session exploring how to integrate design features into t ...

24 February, 2023
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DG Cities and the Bartlett team up to tackle Hard to Treat Homes

|Date: 10 January, 2023

DG Cities and the Bartlett team up to tackle Hard to Treat Homes

Hard to Treat Homes: DG Cities and the Bartlett team up on government study to investigate hard to decarb ...

Hard to Treat Homes: DG Cities and the Bartlett team up on government study to investigate hard to decarbonise housing. The UK Government has set the target of reaching net zero carbon by 2050. Heat i ...

10 January, 2023
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