Entries by dellwood

Northern Housing Monitor – Invitation to Shape the next edition of the Monitor

The Northern Housing Monitor is an analysis of Northern housing data, creating a ‘State of the Region’ report describing emerging trends and identifying the developments which have the most significant impacts on people, homes and neighbourhoods in the North. The first edition of the Monitor was published in the autumn 2021. The Monitor is part […]

Social Housing Tenants’ Climate Jury Webinar Series to Launch Next Month

In November 2020, the Social Housing Tenants’ Climate Jury launched its report and recommendations to the sector; their views, as social housing tenants, as to how tenants, social landlords, and other place-based organisations can work together to tackle climate change in our homes and neighbourhoods. As part of its commitment to promote and advance the […]

Shadow Cabinet shake-up: Who will face Michael Gove at the despatch box?

Keir Starmer completed his far-reaching reshuffle of his top team this month. Starmer said the purpose of the reorganisation of the Shadow Cabinet was to present a “smaller, more focused” team that mirrors the shape of Government. This is the second reshuffle Keir Starmer has undertaken this year, with new faces appointed to prominent posts […]

New Research: decarbonising social housing in the North East

New research from Northumbria University, commissioned through the North East England Climate Coalition, provides a ‘state of the region’ update on progress towards decarbonising the North East’s social housing stock. The work was funded by the North East and Yorkshire Energy Hub. A team led by Richard Watson, from the University’s School of Architecture and […]

Menopause in the Workplace Training Session

Dr Victoria Miller, Mindcare Consulting I believe that if we are able to talk openly and honestly about menopause then we can bust some myths, think about evidence based treatment, and empower women and organisations through this stage in life. I am passionate about spreading accurate and up to date information on the menopause.  In […]

A visit to the Jubilee Fields Estate with Livin and local MPs

Earlier this month NHC’s Tracy Harrison and Brian Robson joined Chief Executive at Livin Alan Boddy and his team to meet with local MPs Paul Howell (Sedgefield) and Dehenna Davison (Bishop Auckland) at Livin’s Jubilee Fields Estate in Shildon, County Durham. The purpose of the visit was to provide the local MPs with an overview […]

Using brownfield housing funds to boost levelling-up

One of the most encouraging announcements at this year’s Spending Review was the £1.8bn to help deliver homes on brownfield sites. This consists of £300m for locally led projects and a further £1.5bn for housing infrastructure. The NHC has consistently backed the existing £400m brownfield housing fund – £276m of which was allocated directly to […]

Social Housing Tenants’ Climate Jury Launched with Sector Roadshow

Meeting between July and September 2021, the Social Housing Tenants’ Climate Jury brought together 30, randomly selected, social housing residents from across the North to learn about climate change and how to work towards net zero at the local level. In November 2020, the Jury launched its report and recommendations to the sector; their views, […]

Social Housing Tenants’ Climate Jury Webinar Series: “Let’s Take Action and Act Together”

The Northern Housing Consortium has announced the Social Housing Tenants’ Climate Jury webinar series. The series is designed to build on the Tenants’ Climate Jury project which ran from July – September 2021, exploring the recommendations the Jury produced and the issues raised. Across five different sessions expert speakers, including commentators who originally gave ‘evidence’ […]

Regulation – Call for Evidence

A parliamentary committee has announced an inquiry into social housing regulation, with a Call for evidence on quality of social housing, effectiveness of regulation and on SHWP proposals Call for Evidence – Committees – UK Parliament As you can see from the link, the call for evidence is around the following key questions: How widespread […]