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Partnership is key to asset management

|Date: 6 June, 2022

Partnership is key to asset management

Partnership is key to asset management, says Andrew Kilpatrick, Director of Assets, Caledonia Housing Ass ...

Partnership is key to asset management, says Andrew Kilpatrick, Director of Assets, Caledonia Housing Association. As we embrace post-pandemic life, social landlords as well as focussing on building n ...

6 June, 2022
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Vaillant UK | Low carbon heat for social housing

|Date: 19 May, 2022

Vaillant UK | Low carbon heat for social housing

The UK Government has made it clear that for the UK to achieve its climate goals, decarbonising heating i ...

The UK Government has made it clear that for the UK to achieve its climate goals, decarbonising heating in our homes and public buildings will be crucial. To support this, £3.9bn of new funding(1) for ...

19 May, 2022
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Housing associations report alarming increase in tenant fuel debt and energy rationing

|Date: 19 May, 2022

Housing associations report alarming increase in tenant fuel debt and energy rationing

The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has said its members have reported a worrying incr ...

The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has said its members have reported a worrying increase in tenant fuel debt and energy rationing in recent months (1). Tenants are experiencing in ...

19 May, 2022
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SFHA: Invest more in social housing or risk higher rents for more tenants

|Date: 20 April, 2022

SFHA: Invest more in social housing or risk higher rents for more tenants

The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has responded to the Scottish Government’s A New D ...

The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has responded to the Scottish Government’s A New Deal for Tenants – Draft Strategy consultation and said that, to deliver the strategy’s ambition ...

20 April, 2022
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Industry Comment | Less fatalism, more empathy

|Date: 13 April, 2022

Industry Comment | Less fatalism, more empathy

Matthew Warburton, Policy Advisor at the Association of Retained Council Housing (ARCH), discusses the ch ...

Matthew Warburton, Policy Advisor at the Association of Retained Council Housing (ARCH), discusses the challenging environment social landlords face and says only through open, honest and full dialogu ...

13 April, 2022
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‘Housing associations will have to adapt to meet procurement challenges in 2022/23,’ advises new industry white paper

|Date: 1 April, 2022

‘Housing associations will have to adapt to meet procurement challenges in 2022/23,’ advises new industry white paper

Procure Plus has released a white paper setting out how the social housing sector can rise to the challen ...

Procure Plus has released a white paper setting out how the social housing sector can rise to the challenges of market volatility in the new financial year. Calm in the storm: Your guide to navigating ...

1 April, 2022
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Retrofit — How to make it work?

|Date: 29 March, 2022

Retrofit — How to make it work?

Goodman Masson and Q-Bot ran a very well-attended webinar on Tuesday 15th March tackling the big challeng ...

Goodman Masson and Q-Bot ran a very well-attended webinar on Tuesday 15th March tackling the big challenge of retrofit, acquiring government funding and how to make it work for every stakeholder. The ...

29 March, 2022
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New smart TEC brings extra care home

|Date: 26 October, 2021

New smart TEC brings extra care home

Social landlords face the difficult task of finding appropriate accommodation for the UK's ageing populat ...

Social landlords face the difficult task of finding appropriate accommodation for the UK's ageing population, in the face of significant shortages of properties developed for this demographic. Paul Bo ...

26 October, 2021
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Contractors appointed to £1.6bn public buildings, construction and infrastructure framework

|Date: 6 October, 2021

Contractors appointed to £1.6bn public buildings, construction and infrastructure framework

Forty-seven contractors have won places on a new £1.6bn framework to deliver new-build, infrastructure an ...

Forty-seven contractors have won places on a new £1.6bn framework to deliver new-build, infrastructure and refurbishment works for the public sector. The Public Buildings Construction and Infrastructu ...

6 October, 2021
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Social Landlords — what to look out for at UK Construction Week next week

|Date: 1 October, 2021

Social Landlords — what to look out for at UK Construction Week next week

The first signs of an entire business sector pivoting back to face-to-face networking and deal-making wil ...

The first signs of an entire business sector pivoting back to face-to-face networking and deal-making will be on show next week with the return of multi award-winning UK Construction Week, the constru ...

1 October, 2021
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