AmicusHorizon has achieved Investors in People (IiP) gold standard at the first attempt – an accolade only achieved by 1 per cent of organisations in the UK.
The efforts made by the Communities and Local Government (CLG) department to deliver more homes may be undermined by the implementation of the Department of Work and Pension’s (DWP) policies, suggests a report by a consortium of housing associations.
One of the largest swaps of housing stock – 1,400 – has been completed between two South West housing providers in an attempt to deliver more efficient local services for residents.
A Bristol building firm has been fined after a court heard it failed to provide basic washing and welfare facilities for workers despite enforcement action at another of its sites.
The Leadbitter Group has won its first contract with Yarlington Housing Group to complete the construction of 21 new affordable homes on Ken Close in Chard, Somerset.
Plans to redevelop part of the Prices Candles Factory in Battersea have been turned down by councillors because of a lack of provision for affordable housing.
Retirement and Care Village Partners (RCVP), has won approval on behalf of a consortium of land owners for a 180- home care village in Windsor town centre.
