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“At last: Court of Appeal ruling clarifies council powers on local energy standards”
GHA leader member Bioregional has published an analysis of the Court of Appeal’s July 2025 judgment in Rights: Community: Action Ltd v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government – a case with major implications for local planning authorities, developers, and campaigners working for higher energy efficiency standards.
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August 2025 Newsletter
Change is on the horizon at the GHA as we say farewell this month to our longstanding Programme Director Julian Brooks, who after nearly 10 years in the role is moving on to pastures new. You can read his farewell blog below as Julian reflects on some of the key achievements and challenges faced over the past decade. In our next newsletter we'll welcome our new Programme Director and feature a blog from our new Chair Tom Dollard outlining his vision for GHA for the coming years.
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Programme Director Julian Brooks moves on to pastures new
A blog post from outgoing GHA Programme Director Julian Brooks.
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July 2025 Newsletter
This month’s newsletter highlights encouraging progress across the housing sector, with new tools, events and policy developments supporting more sustainable, resilient homes. We share the launch of our guide on water efficiency and reuse, an upcoming event on acoustic challenges with heat pumps, and strategies for climate adaptation in placemaking. We bring you local authority updates from East Suffolk and Essex show strong leadership in sustainable design and low-carbon policy. Plus, we're delighted to welcome 3 new board members, and bid farewell to our long-standing chair, Lynne Sullivan.
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Leadership update: GHA bids farewell to chair Lynne Sullivan and welcomes new board members
We are delighted to announce 3 new board members, Dr Elanor Warwick, Rafe Bertram and Professor David Glew. We also thank Lynne Sullivan who is stepping down as our chair after 10 years.
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