First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) will plant nearly 80 trees across Derker and Littlemoor this winter after receiving £43,000 from…
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Sustainable Building Services owner and NHDG chair Derek Horrocks is warning that overheating is no longer just a summer comfort…
A world-first recycled glass solution has been approved for a new housing scheme in Scotland. VASO Global is a pioneering…
By Philip Ord, UK CEO of Qvantum With the UK experiencing heatwave after heatwave, the summer of 2026 has already…
Insulation specialist Actis has responded to a Met Office report stating that the UK’s extreme weather conditions are ‘the new…
A study carried out by researchers at the University of Manchester, has found that future climate change will see a…
Work is underway building 270 energy-efficient extra care apartments in Sefton for older people and those with supported housing needs….
The climate crisis is no longer a problem of tomorrow, and as heat continues to rise urgent action is needed within the UK housing stock.
As Summer 2025 comes to a close, it provides even further evidence that overheating homes are continuing to grow as a silent killer in the UK.
A new study has drawn attention to the danger posed by overheating in our homes, and the key questions we need to ask in order to tackle the issue.