Know your code
Noel Hunter, new chairman of the Consumer Code body, explains why home builders need to get up to speed on the Consumer Code for Homebuilders which launched in April.
Taking the temperature of the industry
Following last year’s fascinating SWOT analysis of the industry, Housebuilder has repeated the exercise to find out how housebuilders, commentators and suppliers see the outlook today. Things have changed somewhat in the past 12 months as the overall results show on this page. In the following pages we present the experts’ views on the market and their highest ranked Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats.
30 years of Pride
This year, NHBC celebrates 30 years of its Pride in the Job Awards, recognising the excellent work of site managers. Housebuilder looks back at the history of the competition and why the industry is so keen to win it
Survivor’s story
Tonbridge-based Millwood Designer Homes held on tight during the recession and did not stop building. Suzie Mayes speaks to md John Elliott about the company and its resilience as a smaller housebuilder
HAPPI talk
A recent report has revealed an absence of middle level retirement ousing. Roger Battersby, md of PRP Architects, explains that the UK should look to European examples to plug the gap
Safety crackers
The industry’s first health and safety awards courtesy of NHBC, were held in May. We take a look at the importance of health and safety in tough times and who won the gongs
Housing Design Awards snapshot
Some of the best plans and projects will be recognised in this year’s Housing Design Awards. Design for Homes chief executive David Birkbeck gives a sneak preview of some of the shortlisted schemes
Long termview
Bellway is currently on site at City Peninsula, part of a major regeneration project for Greenwich, south east London. Suzie Mayes looks at a scheme that sold off-plan during a very grim time for housebuilding
It’s Part L time
Part L 2010 launched officially in April. Suzie Mayes reports on industry concern over what housebuilders must do to meet the new requirements
A new political landscape
Housebuilders have been concerned for some time about the effect on the industry of a new Conservative government.But no-one imagined that the Tory localism views would be bolstered by Liberal Democrat anti-development policies. Ben Roskrow sums up what we know so far, and – given the circumstances – welcomes Grant Shapps as the new housing minister
Gleeson’s half year profit drops
Jennie Daly appointed Future Homes Hub chair
Spring season key to Barratt Redrow 2026 performance
Bellway reports “robust” half year but sluggish sales
Taking an “off-road” approach to development
HCA ceo to speak at Housing Market Intelligence
Marley Eternit affordable fibre cement slates
McStone announces promotions to support growth
Barratt appoints chief financial officer
Mix and match doors with Premdor
Alok Sharma is new housing and planning minister
St Modwen sees resilient housebuilding market
HCA ceo to speak at Housing Market Intelligence
Tommafold passes PAS 24 test
The Interview, Antony Stark
Britain's Biggest Housebuilders
Mix and match doors with Premdor
Bellway positive in face of uncertainty
Housebuilders react to election result
Housebuilders react to election result
Britain's Biggest Housebuilders
Bellway positive in face of uncertainty
Alok Sharma is new housing and planning minister
St Modwen sees resilient housebuilding market
Surge in English new home starts
Javid keeps job in May's reshuffle
Surge in English new home starts
Housebuilders react to election result
Britain's Biggest Housebuilders
May pledges 1.5 million homes by 2022
St Modwen sees resilient housebuilding market
Javid keeps job in May's reshuffle
Top 25 : Britain's biggest Housebuilders
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