All Building articles in Archive Titles – Page 670
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Water works
Ujima Housing Association is to provide 27 affordable homes in this £4m luxury development in west London.
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Sunderland plays with new type of shared ownership
Scheme to waive rent on homes is intended to speed up renewal work
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Archive TitlesOn the move
Tony EdmondsTony Edmonds has been promoted to head of property at Peerless Housing. He has worked in social housing and building organisations for 23 years .Gerry MatthewsGerry Matthews has joined the board of Marches Housing Association after working on its communications programme for three years as a Marches tenant. Matthews’ ...
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Meeting real needs
Your article “Comfort food” presented the cases for and against soup runs very well (26 November 2004, page 24).
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Archive TitlesListen up
To combat high levels of crime, RSLs in east London had the sound idea of staging a rap event. As Martin Hilditch reports, it was a roaring success.
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Your job and the law
A recent Court of Appeal judgment has brought into focus the obligations employers have when wishing to end the employment of staff on fixed-term contracts.
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Archive TitlesHow To land yourself a starring role
Getting a celebrity on side can work wonders for your profile
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Heres an idea
Stop dumping construction waste in landfills and set up your own recycling site
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League table penalising home help schemes
The Housing Corporation’s new league table of associations’ costs penalises home help schemes for vulnerable tenants, chief executives have warned.
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League table ‘penalising’ home help schemes
The Housing Corporation’s new league table of associations’ costs penalises home help schemes for vulnerable tenants, chief executives have warned.
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I hate to be a party-pooper but, outside London, racism is still rife
Talk of democracy and diversity dominated 2004.
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Study in grey
Regeneration company SeaSpace, which was created by agencies including the South-east England Development Agency and English Partnerships, has almost completed this university building in Hastings.
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Archive TitlesBe generous
The tsunami that killed so many thousands and made hundreds of thousands homeless has been one of the greatest catastrophes to hit humankind in recent times.
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Take five...
...ways to make your appraisal run smoothly. Preparation and a long, hard look at yourself are key
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Archive TitlesNewcastle plans to make its West End a ‘housing showcase’
300 new homes and 150 refurbishments to be modelled on Swedish development
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...But don't forget Sudan
I am delighted to see the housing sector’s initiative to help rebuild communities devastated by the Asian tsunami (7 January, page 8).
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Tyne & Wear skills shortage may hit decent homes target
A crisis summit has been organised in Tyne & Wear, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, because a shortage of 1700 skilled workers could threaten the region’s ability to hit the decent homes target.
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Crowded living not a turn-off for Londoners
Londoners are happier to live in high-density areas than was previously believed, a study from London School of Economics has revealed.