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Andersen James
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2021
The housing crisis looms large. The UK’s crying out for housing stock, and new builds can play a huge role in the recovery.
Diversity and inclusion is finally getting the attention it deserves at a strategic level. Although there’s plenty of work still to do. And environmental concerns are taking centre stage, with time running out to reach ambitious targets in net zero carbon emissions. Suffice to say, the UK housing sector is going through a period of great change right now. With everything developing at such a pace, it can be hard to keep your finger on the pulse.
Featuring lively conversations with key leaders in the housing sector, The Housing Industry Podcast will provide real value to anyone working in the UK housing market who cares about making a difference. From Housing Associations taking unique approaches to the housing crisis, to larger private companies making waves in the space.
Diversity and inclusion is finally getting the attention it deserves at a strategic level. Although there’s plenty of work still to do. And environmental concerns are taking centre stage, with time running out to reach ambitious targets in net zero carbon emissions. Suffice to say, the UK housing sector is going through a period of great change right now. With everything developing at such a pace, it can be hard to keep your finger on the pulse.
Featuring lively conversations with key leaders in the housing sector, The Housing Industry Podcast will provide real value to anyone working in the UK housing market who cares about making a difference. From Housing Associations taking unique approaches to the housing crisis, to larger private companies making waves in the space.
The Truth About Housing Marginalised Communities With Paul Smith
What can the housing sector do to better support marginalised communities and build a more inclusive society?
In this episode, Chief Executive of Elim Housing Association, Paul Smith, shares his work with diverse communities, the challenges of overcoming prejudice, and the importance of creating inclusive housing opportunities.
Paul has 35 years of experience in housing, including roles in youth homelessness and local government. As Chief Executive of Elim Housing Association, Paul leads a provider specialising in supporting Traveller communities, the homeless, and people with complex needs.
We dive into the important role small housing associations like Elim play in bridging gaps, advocating for fair resources, and reshaping housing for marginalised communities, all while navigating the challenges of limited funding and entrenched stigma.
Paul’s approach focuses on collaboration, bold partnerships, and an unwavering commitment to delivering the support every community deserves.
In this episode, we cover:
● How to equip housing staff to support the needs of the Traveller community.
● Why integrating diverse communities into mainstream housing matters.
● The role of small housing providers in addressing community gaps.
● How to build lasting relationships with vulnerable communities.
● Spotting and overcoming prejudice and discrimination in housing practices.
● How partnerships and collaboration can help to deliver better outcomes.
● The challenges of balancing funding with the need for specialist services.
● How to adapt housing policies to meet the needs of all communities.
● What’s being done to create fair housing opportunities for the Traveller
community.
Paul Smith’s passion for inclusivity and drive to create real change is nothing short of inspiring. Listen in to hear how Elim is proving that being small doesn’t stop them from making a mighty impact.
In this episode, Chief Executive of Elim Housing Association, Paul Smith, shares his work with diverse communities, the challenges of overcoming prejudice, and the importance of creating inclusive housing opportunities.
Paul has 35 years of experience in housing, including roles in youth homelessness and local government. As Chief Executive of Elim Housing Association, Paul leads a provider specialising in supporting Traveller communities, the homeless, and people with complex needs.
We dive into the important role small housing associations like Elim play in bridging gaps, advocating for fair resources, and reshaping housing for marginalised communities, all while navigating the challenges of limited funding and entrenched stigma.
Paul’s approach focuses on collaboration, bold partnerships, and an unwavering commitment to delivering the support every community deserves.
In this episode, we cover:
● How to equip housing staff to support the needs of the Traveller community.
● Why integrating diverse communities into mainstream housing matters.
● The role of small housing providers in addressing community gaps.
● How to build lasting relationships with vulnerable communities.
● Spotting and overcoming prejudice and discrimination in housing practices.
● How partnerships and collaboration can help to deliver better outcomes.
● The challenges of balancing funding with the need for specialist services.
● How to adapt housing policies to meet the needs of all communities.
● What’s being done to create fair housing opportunities for the Traveller
community.
Paul Smith’s passion for inclusivity and drive to create real change is nothing short of inspiring. Listen in to hear how Elim is proving that being small doesn’t stop them from making a mighty impact.
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What’s Holding Back the Housing Workforce-and How to Fix It With Greg Reed
มุมมอง 102วันที่ผ่านมา
The skills gap in the housing sector is widening by the day. How can we bridge that gap and build a future-ready workforce? In this episode, Greg Reed, Group Chief Executive at Places for People, shares his views on why the sector struggles to attract talent and the forward-thinking strategies he's using to tackle these challenges. With a background in banking and financial services, Greg bring...
Housing’s Role In Tackling Domestic Abuse - The HIP Roundtable
มุมมอง 8114 วันที่ผ่านมา
Domestic abuse affects 2.4 million adults in England and Wales each year. But how can the housing sector step up to challenge misconceptions, support survivors, and shape better policies? In this episode, Jacque Allen, CEO of Your Housing Group, is joined by an expert panel: Kate Green, the Deputy Mayor of Greater Manchester, champions the Gender-based Violence Strategy. Nicki Clarke, Head of H...
Is There a Better Way to Manage Repairs? With Paul Walker
มุมมอง 11921 วันที่ผ่านมา
Why are repair demands higher now than a decade ago? And how can we meet this rising demand, cut costs, and still maintain our quality of service? In this episode, we speak with Paul Walker, Executive Director of Repair and Maintenance at Home Group-one of the UK’s largest housing associations and social enterprises. Paul shares his extensive cross-sector experience and forward-thinking strateg...
5 Strategic Priorities To Deliver Better Customer Service with Jonathan Cowie
มุมมอง 80หลายเดือนก่อน
No one really wants to have to contact their housing association. But do we understand why? In this episode, Chief Executive of Plymouth Community Homes, Jonathan Cowie, shares his strategy for understanding and improving customer experience, and his vision for the future of housing. Jonathan holds 14 years experience in the sector, with 20 years of commercial sector experience prior, working f...
Becoming Customer-Obsessed with Sarah Hutchinson
มุมมอง 26หลายเดือนก่อน
What does it mean to be customer-obsessed? Sarah Hutchinson, Director of People and Culture at Yorkshire Housing, joins us in this episode to tell us more. Sarah spent 10 years in HR within financial services before moving into the housing sector. The organisation clearly has a strong focus on EDI strategy. We speak about how this focus has helped support customers and colleagues and some of th...
How To Hire With Purpose with North Star Housing
มุมมอง 883 หลายเดือนก่อน
We tap into our guests' HR expertise in this episode to find out how they’re taking EDI seriously in their hiring. We speak with Aimee Woodcock - People Services Project Lead and Katherine McGough - Head of People Services for North Star Housing Group. North Star Housing recently took part in a board diversity program to develop the board members of the future. They share the challenges they fa...
Housing Fringe - Defining your Leadership DNA
มุมมอง 383 หลายเดือนก่อน
Inspiring the next generations of leaders is about more than just imparting knowledge; it's about empowering them to envision and create a better future. involves nurturing their talents, encouraging their ambitions, and guiding them through the challenges they will face. To round off our incredible first season of our new Housing Fringe series, we speak to a panel of true trailblazers, Jacque ...
Housing Fringe - Unlocking the true value of sustainable homes
มุมมอง 623 หลายเดือนก่อน
Do you have a net zero plan, and if so, do you have a funding plan in place to deliver it? If you’re like our live audience then around 90% answered no to both questions. In our third episode of AJ’s new Housing Fringe, we speak with Jenny Danson, James Williams, Paul Norman & Tom Sowerby to demystify how you can access funding solutions (not grant funding) backed by UK banks, pension and insur...
Housing Fringe - Utilising Data and Technology to Solve Challenges in the Housing Sector
มุมมอง 634 หลายเดือนก่อน
Whether we like it or not, we live in a world of digital transformation, where using data to simply measure performance is not enough. With advancements in technology, our new challenge comes in how to use data to solve key problems in the sector and individual businesses, but the recurring question is: ‘Do you really know what problem you’re trying to solve?’ And with the rapid growth of AI an...
Housing Fringe - Building a Balanced Board
มุมมอง 364 หลายเดือนก่อน
Board effectiveness is a direct result of the board's composition, which is why good governance dictates that the composition should be built according to the organisation's needs. But with a rapidly changing and often volatile marketplace, how can you ensure your board composition is right? In our first episode of AJ’s new Housing Fringe, we speak with Sara Shanab, Cris McGuiness, Patrick Rick...
Industry Insights From A CFO with Kal Kay
มุมมอง 1557 หลายเดือนก่อน
The first CFO we’ve had on the podcast, Kal Kay, joins us for this episode. Kal has spent her whole career in finance, before moving into housing with Your Housing Group. Kal has a passion for profit-for-purpose organisations which led her to take up the role. Your Housing Group is a large North West-based housing association providing affordable housing to suit a variety of needs. They also ha...
Directing Two Housing Organisations with Harpreet Rayet
มุมมอง 977 หลายเดือนก่อน
Harpreet Rayet currently holds the Managing Director role at TWO organisations - Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing and Cornovii Development. He’s been working in property development and housing for nearly 18 years and in this episode, we discover his story. Harpreet stepped up as MD for STAR Housing as his first MD role. We dive deep into his experiences with taking on the ‘number one’ role a...
Advancing EDI Within Housing with Lee Bloomfield
มุมมอง 458 หลายเดือนก่อน
Is this year the year you start to prioritise EDI in your organisation? Chief Executive of Manningham Housing Association, Lee Bloomfield, joins us in this episode to take a deep dive into building bridges within communities and how the organisation has levelled up its EDI approaches. We find out about Lee’s journey into housing that left him in charge of bringing Manningham Housing Association...
Industry Insights From An Ex-Finance Director with Tina Barnard
มุมมอง 738 หลายเดือนก่อน
Tina Barnard spent her early career as an accountant before moving into the housing sector. She’s now Chief Executive at Watford Community Housing and in this episode, we discover her journey into housing and get her expert insights into funding, joint ventures and more. Watford Community Housing has established joint venture companies with local authority partners. We get a behind-the-scenes o...
Modernising A Housing Association with Clare Budden
มุมมอง 589 หลายเดือนก่อน
Modernising A Housing Association with Clare Budden
Happy Colleagues, Happy Customers with Debi Marriott-Lavery
มุมมอง 1049 หลายเดือนก่อน
Happy Colleagues, Happy Customers with Debi Marriott-Lavery
Embracing Past Challenges to Create Future Success with Mark Howden
มุมมอง 9910 หลายเดือนก่อน
Embracing Past Challenges to Create Future Success with Mark Howden
Honesty Over Perfection with Jamie Ratcliff
มุมมอง 115ปีที่แล้ว
Honesty Over Perfection with Jamie Ratcliff
Making Transformation Happen with Donna Cezair
มุมมอง 99ปีที่แล้ว
Making Transformation Happen with Donna Cezair
What Can We Learn From the Housing Landscape in Ireland with John Hannigan
มุมมอง 92ปีที่แล้ว
What Can We Learn From the Housing Landscape in Ireland with John Hannigan
Navigating The Industry In Times Of Great Change with Fiona Fletcher-Smith
มุมมอง 170ปีที่แล้ว
Navigating The Industry In Times Of Great Change with Fiona Fletcher-Smith
The Partnership That’s Making 1000+ Homes Warmer with RE:GEN & believe housing
มุมมอง 71ปีที่แล้ว
The Partnership That’s Making 1000 Homes Warmer with RE:GEN & believe housing
Building on a Legacy with Angela Mansell
มุมมอง 119ปีที่แล้ว
Building on a Legacy with Angela Mansell
Pushing Towards Net Zero with Tom Sowerby
มุมมอง 87ปีที่แล้ว
Pushing Towards Net Zero with Tom Sowerby
Maintaining an Enduring Purpose with Michael Newey
มุมมอง 69ปีที่แล้ว
Maintaining an Enduring Purpose with Michael Newey
Making a Merger a Success with Mark Pearson
มุมมอง 160ปีที่แล้ว
Making a Merger a Success with Mark Pearson
Open Leadership in Housing with Jacque Allen
มุมมอง 278ปีที่แล้ว
Open Leadership in Housing with Jacque Allen
Rural Housing Association Challenges with Gail Teasdale
มุมมอง 67ปีที่แล้ว
Rural Housing Association Challenges with Gail Teasdale
Safety and Compliance in Housing with Wayne Cole
มุมมอง 126ปีที่แล้ว
Safety and Compliance in Housing with Wayne Cole
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Appreciate the detailed breakdown! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
Not decent homes and not decent staff☹
I'm a formerly family mosaic tenant, taken over by peabody, big mistake, needs to change our cleaning company
he is a joke
Tried to contact Matt Forrest email does not work apparently wrong.13 group picks and chooses what tenants to help.Cant see any improvement since matt forrest joined 13 group as impossible to get intouch.
Clare In The Community , the series may be over but the jokes live on.
She's awful. Rubbish housing association.
She's crap!
NHG trying to force a 110% Service Charge rise on leaseholders in a period of 2 years. Absolutely not fit to manage property
Great interview - multi faceted range of topics covered, crossing over all areas of housing and communities. Jamie has always been a trailblazing influencer across the built environment industry ... listen to understand why!
Same how you lot in Nottinghill and genesis like to pick on the innocent for as long as you want tand get away with it but you know the heavenly Father is watching you all especially on the sinner that tells lies and hurt the innocent,God bless you all to all the staff that's fine this to my family.
Same how they pick on the innocent people' too,why doesn't she bring that up
I would like to make a complaint about Notting Hill genesis. Notting Hill genesis is the worst housing association I have ever met. The organisation is the worst housing association I have ever came across. I do not want to be apart of this housing association it’s disgusting and poor management. The staff are not there to help and support. They are taking this personal. They favour other tenants. They’re slow and they’re unprofessional. I have heard bad things about their company and it’s upsetting me. Everyday I wake up upset because of the accommodation I am currently staying in. I have asked them nicely to move me and they’re acting like they want me to stay in an accommodation that I do not think it’s suitable for my needs. The accommodation that I currently stay in is deteriorating me in the worst way.
How I can apply for job opportunity....
I'm a great places tenant. Try to sort out some of the properties you own. I'm nearly 60 and doing your caretakers job (which we pay for) I've injured myself 3 times doing cleaning jobs I pay great places to do.. Edited: I'm going to newspaper.. you don't care because there's a housing crisis. One out, one in. As long as you get your £230 a week for a one bed flat, you simply D.G.A.F
oh another fact lifts have been off 7 weeks and are out of order ages and are not safe i think a full independent review is needed now of how our safety is been ignored for gains do you know what it feels like not to be abled to get to hospital appointment you wait years for to go make on a waiting list just because the lifts out 7 weeks i stopped have my legs fully been done each week thru it more pain and suffering caused and yet again ignored and no compensation off the v3.2 fund am crying my eyes out writing this because i know none of you care anymore about the ill but we are still alive and human you all forget that we are not just some left like a skid mark on a sheet when where gone or a bit of H bleach to wipe up blood its easy to put everything down to old age the best one I was told last week of a worker is you dont get asbestoses till about 20 years later we copd it all attacks you lungs so there saying well all these tenant's dont matter because they wont know for 20 years not a nice way is it i was a tenent in the harrsion road halifax flats you pulled down i used to live there years ago what more can i say...if thay hade to be pulled down why have these stopped up in reality we sould all be rehoused and compensated for the loss of our home as these flats are the same biuld as the ones made to be pulled down why can no one tell folkes the real risk and compensate for damages been done daily still
SORRY BUT THIS IS NOT THE TRUE FACTS AT ALL! ASBO warnings are given for been a very ill and laws bypassed. Been tenant in Ladstone towers tower hill sowerby Bridge have seen many hardships since moving in no heating for three years and still to this day have not fully working heating after them changing my system for an even older one out of another flat yes that's right OUT OF ANOTHER EMPTY FLAT! but bent over backwards for a film to be made in our block and a garage to be pulled down to give them full control of our communal door way and no parking area outside the flats blocking fire service if they needed accesses but yet I was made to loose my disability scooter because I parked it out side and chain it up for 25 mins the film crew was here weeks total joke back to the failed repair since moving in have waited for the shower to be fixed tiles are dropping of vast silverfish problems and a very unstable shower the last tenet god rest his soul slipped on the none grip flooring smashed his head open on the floor and bleed to death alone before and one found him, these flats was for over 55 disabled and was allowed pets and cats the black mould is in my flat since moving in and the bathroom cupboard and kitchen as had a loo leak from upstairs twice the windows drop off with opening them on three windows. why have we not had a penny off your fund V3.2 IN REALITY YOU OWE ME OVER £10000 IN FAILING SO NOT YOUR ATTACKING ME TO MAKE ME LOOK LIKE AM A PROBLEM TENENT... AM HOARDING BECAUSE I HAVE A LIFE AND HOBBIES. have been subjected to asbestoses in the flat that was paid by the government to be removed over 15 years ago we have had works going 3 years again the V3.2 FUND THAT RUNS TO 2025 WHOS POCKETING THAT? AS A REGISTERED CHARITY YOU NEED TO ACT LIKE ONE FITTING CAMARAS EVERYWHERE IN THE FLATS IS OVER POWERING ABUSE AND STOP DROP INS TO LOOK AROUND FLATS IS DESGUSTING P.S I CANOT SEE WELL THATS WHY I JUMP TO CAPS I CANNOT SEE AS WELL WHEN STRESSED ALSO YOU CUT THE POWER TO THE SCOOTER BAYS IN THE CONCRET LOCK UP WHERE WE WAS ALOUD TO CHARGE OUR MOBILITY SCOOTER THAT WAS LEAD ACID FAR SAFER THAT THE NEW TYPE BATTERYS SO YET ANOTHER SCOOTER DOWN THERE IS NOW NO GOOD TO ME I SUPPOSED TO USE A WHEELCHAIR EVERY DAY AS MY TOES ARE ROTTING OF AND AS EVERY SHOULD KNOW ONCE YOU START TO GET TOES ROTTING OF YOU HVE NO BALLANCE! AND THE FACTS THAT MY Chronic COPD, Barret's oesophagus and prostate just to name a few is the reason why the glue yor using on your fire system WILL KILL ME a doctor as stated it to you have even offered to pay for the none glue fittings but you paying hard ball with my life and pushing for court the reason you got massive grant for flats NOT thermal boarded outside the grant is supposed to be for them type of flats not pebbled dashed property's you have removed the high risers out of the flat rending all floor hoses not to work even removing the bronze and brass main riser vale well before work even started on our new fire system that will cause a fireball in a kitchen fat fire as its only water so lets thing about this you are running old 1975 tenby plug sockets on our none complaint fuse box that do not meet todays standards mines been hanging open with a clear gap in the side for years repoted oh btw everying was repoerted be the head of the labour party in 2020 i still have the letter on commons letterhead
Ah. The Mr Oakley that uses the Twitter Block if you dare criticise his Platform Housing paymasters. Appalling.
Msv properties are a disgrace! I lived in a flat of theres,black upstairs neighbour blasting music,banging doors etc etc. made my life a misery! Avoid there flats as full of blacks
He’s a dirt bag I’m a resident of peashody and they are by far the worst landlords in the uk they won’t do repairs they ignore you and the staff are so rude and dismissive
21000, a month omg
NHG are lying fraudsters
Great video! If you do speak with Mr Jackson again in future, please enquire regarding the company policy on dust suppression and air pollution. th-cam.com/video/b7bdoiuegk4/w-d-xo.html. Many thanks.
spend some money, customers are suffering
Matt Harrison is useless needs sacking ..Does not care anything about his tenant all talk no action ...Great places properties lots are in terrible states...But always talks about his new builds first of all they need to maintain the ones they already have ..
Quite concerning that this guy is in charge of anything to do with housing.
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Had nothing but problems with Peabody can never get a straight answer to anything housing officers like the invisible man
I’ve emailed this man with important issues he does not get back to you