A busy and fast-paced year ahead
HBF executive chairman Stewart Baseley welcomes the certainty brought about by the general election and looks ahead to a busy 2020
Positive feel will help with challenges ahead
Ben Roskrow says the industry's positive attitude will be essential in a challenging year ahead
Love thyself, not just thy neighbour
Carrie Arnold from Bridge Insurance Brokers outlines why third party wall insurance is not always about the other parties
Help to Buy: what happens next?
Kate Davies, executive director of the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA), looks at mortgage options post Help to Buy
Infrastructure – the key to world class community living
Phillip Lyons, chief executive, housebuilding, at Countryside looks at the importance of excellent infrastructure in delivering top class development
A vision for 2020
Phil Slater of Whirlpool looks ahead to the challenges that 2020 will bring and argues that the industry is all set to deliver the homes required
Managing risk and reputation
Jennifer Riddell Carpenter, director of communications consultancy BECG, argues that it is essential that housebuilders know how to handle a crisis
Seeking the best in Quality Street
Housebuilding is like a box of chocolates says Dan Soulsby of Egger UK, who looks at the drive for quality in the industry
A decade that lives long in the memory
HBF policy director David O’Leary looks back at the past decade for the industry and wonders what might happen in the ten years to come
Designs on good planning
Good design is paramount in planning, says Joe Ridgeon, director of Hedley Planning Services, and should be a key priority of the next government
