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NHBC reports 28,724 new registered homes

|Date: 15 Jan 2025

NHBC reports 28,724 new registered homes

NHBC reports 28,724 new homes registered to be built in Q3 2024 This figure is up 40% on Q3 2023 (20,449) ...

NHBC reports 28,724 new homes registered to be built in Q3 2024 This figure is up 40% on Q3 2023 (20,449) and running level with Q2 2024 (29,093). Steve Wood, CEO at NHBC comments: “Our latest quarter ...

15 Jan 2025
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Polypipe Building Products discusses SuDS for modern housebuilding

|Date: 08 Nov 2024

Polypipe Building Products discusses SuDS for modern housebuilding

Richard Eddy, category manager of underground and utilities at Polypipe Building Products, discusses the ...

Richard Eddy, category manager of underground and utilities at Polypipe Building Products, discusses the potential of sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) for modern housebuilding. Climate change and t ...

08 Nov 2024
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Lifos: Sustainable on-site power

|Date: 05 Nov 2024

Lifos: Sustainable on-site power

PHPD reports on Lifos, the new name in on-site power with a visit to the company’s state of the art facto ...

PHPD reports on Lifos, the new name in on-site power with a visit to the company’s state of the art factory in Telford. The future is green! Sustainability is a rather dominating topic in the housebu ...

05 Nov 2024
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Walton Homes receives a Recognition Award

|Date: 22 Apr 2024

Walton Homes receives a Recognition Award

It was a double celebration for staffs-based Walton Homes as two site managers recently received the LABC ...

It was a double celebration for staffs-based Walton Homes as two site managers recently received the LABC Warranty’s Bricks Site Recognition Award. Site manager Andy Shenton was recognised for his man ...

22 Apr 2024
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Going down slow

|Date: 04 Apr 2024

Going down slow

The phrase ‘silly season’ is usually used to describe the dog days of August when not much is happening t ...

The phrase ‘silly season’ is usually used to describe the dog days of August when not much is happening to keep the nation’s news rooms busy, and so they fill up print and airtime with lightweight sto ...

04 Apr 2024
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