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November 2025 Newsletter
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November 2025 Newsletter

As we approach the end of 2025, the Good Homes Alliance is excited to share a packed schedule of events, including our 2026 conference, updates, and opportunities for our members to shape the future of sustainable housing. From responding to key Government consultations on water efficiency, to exploring low embodied carbon social housing, and connecting at our AGM and festive members’ social. This month, we also highlight opportunities to get involved with the GHA Board, share our insights on the New Towns Taskforce Report to Government and the new Healthy Homes Standard. Plus read news from our members! READ THE
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Good Homes Alliance response to Homes England’s Healthy Homes Standard
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Good Homes Alliance response to Homes England’s Healthy Homes Standard

In October, Homes England published a new Healthy Homes Standard for use by the public body, its development partners and design consultants. The Good Homes Alliance (GHA) broadly welcomes the new standard, but as noted by our colleagues at TCPA, believe it presents something of a missed opportunity.
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The Good Homes Alliance response to the New Towns Taskforce Report to Government
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The Good Homes Alliance response to the New Towns Taskforce Report to Government

The Good Homes Alliance welcomes the New Towns Taskforce Report to Government, and if strengthened a number of the 44 key recommendations could help make New Towns sustainable, healthy, and community-focused.
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Join the Good Homes Alliance Board – Help Shape the Future of Sustainable Housing
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Join the Good Homes Alliance Board – Help Shape the Future of Sustainable Housing

The Good Homes Alliance (GHA) is seeking expressions of interest from individuals within GHA member organisations to join our Board of Directors.
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2025 autumn update: Local authorities setting the standard for net zero homes
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2025 autumn update: Local authorities setting the standard for net zero homes

In recent months, several local authorities have incorporated net zero policies in their Local Plans, highlighting the ambitions of many to go further and take serious steps to meeting legally binding climate targets, as well as create lower carbon homes and energy bill reductions for their residents.
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