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We represent 1,300 not-for-profit housing associations in England and campaign for better housing and neighbourhoods.

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Latest news


Neighbourhood Awards: only 10 days left to enter

9 May 2008
Don't miss your chance to enter for our awards, which celebrate the best of housing associations' neighbourhood work. Entry is free via the awards website and closes 19 May.

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Tenant survey guidance launched for local authorities

9 May 2008
Local authorities can now download guidance on using the STATUS survey, which measures tenant satisfaction, and the survey itself from our website.

 

Building for success - influencing and campaigning in 2008/09 
28 April 2008
What are the eight projects and four campaigns that will drive the Federation's influencing work in 2008/09? And what did we achieve for you in 2007/08?  Find out in our handy pocket-sized guide.

Housing and Regeneration Bill Conference 2008


 


Development and Regeneration Conference and Exhibition, and Maintenance Conference and Exhibition, 7 - 9 July 2008, University of Warwick

 

Sunand Prasad, President, RIBA will jointly open these two conferences with Wolfgang Forster, Senior Officer, Housing Research, City of Vienna. We are once again running them simultaneously offering the opportunity to network with a wide and stimulating range of delegates and speakers. Read more...



 
The new 2008/09 training course brochure  

PRINCE2TM foundation and practitioner course now available.

  

PRINCE2TM is an internationally recognised structured project management method and qualification, that has become a “best practice” standard for successfully organising, managing and controlling all types of projects.
 
The Federation is now offering the PRINCE2TM course at its Lion Court Conference Centre in Central London. Read more...

 
Support our prepay meter campaign  

Why should people on prepayment meters pay more for energy?

 
People on low incomes can pay over £100 a year more for gas or electricity than quarterly billed (standard credit) consumers. The Federation and housing associations are campaigning for energy suppliers to align all of their prepayment meter tariffs to the same as their best standard credit rate or cheaper. Support this campaign and email your energy supplier on our campaign page. Read more...