Home Builders Federation - Revision history

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	* Construction industry institutes and associations.		* Construction industry institutes and associations.
	* Consumer Code for Home Builders.		* Consumer Code for Home Builders.
		+	* England housing market resumes post-coronavirus operations
	* Help to buy.		* Help to buy.
	* Housebuilder.		* Housebuilder.
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	* Affordable housing.		* Affordable housing.
		+	* Builders Merchants Federation.
	* Construction industry institutes and associations.		* Construction industry institutes and associations.
	* Consumer Code for Home Builders.		* Consumer Code for Home Builders.

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	The [http://www.hbf.co.uk/ Home Builders Federation] (HBF) helps develop housing policy in the UK alongside the government and other stakeholders. Companies can become members of the HBF to gain access to the latest industry information and have their say on current affairs.		The [http://www.hbf.co.uk/ Home Builders Federation] (HBF) helps develop housing policy in the UK alongside the government and other stakeholders. Companies can become members of the HBF to gain access to the latest industry information and have their say on current affairs.

−	Members range from household names to smaller businesses, and include registered social landlords (~~RSL’s~~), suppliers and companies who provide professional services to the home building industry. It is funded almost entirely by member subscriptions.	+	Members range from household names to smaller businesses, and include registered social landlords (RSLs), suppliers and companies who provide professional services to the home building industry. It is funded almost entirely by member subscriptions.

−	~~Home Builders Federation~~ members deliver around 80% of the new homes built each year. According to the HBF, at least 220,000 homes need to be built yearly to meet household projections from the year 2011 to 2021.	+	HBF members deliver around 80% of the new homes built each year. According to the HBF, at least 220,000 homes need to be built yearly to meet household projections from the year 2011 to 2021.

	The federation aims to increase awareness about issues affecting the home building industry. Views are sought from companies, industry experts, and government to ensure there is open dialogue and to improve and advance the industry. Regular contact with members takes place through consultations and informal meetings and stakeholders and important organisations are consulted in both the public and private sectors.		The federation aims to increase awareness about issues affecting the home building industry. Views are sought from companies, industry experts, and government to ensure there is open dialogue and to improve and advance the industry. Regular contact with members takes place through consultations and informal meetings and stakeholders and important organisations are consulted in both the public and private sectors.

−	Members of the ~~Home Builders Federation~~ are kept up to date with the latest developments in the industry, by; regular, meetings, emails, social media, conferences, seminars and workshops. The HBF also publishes [http://www.house-builder.co.uk/ Housebuilder Magazine].	+	Members of the HBF are kept up to date with the latest developments in the industry, by; regular, meetings, emails, social media, conferences, seminars and workshops. The HBF also publishes [http://www.house-builder.co.uk/ Housebuilder Magazine].

	HBF has a number of standing committees, including:		HBF has a number of standing committees, including:
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	* Consumer Code for Home Builders.		* Consumer Code for Home Builders.
	* Help to buy.		* Help to buy.
		+	* Housebuilder.
	* National planning policy framework.		* National planning policy framework.
	* Zero-carbon homes.		* Zero-carbon homes.

	[[Category:Organisations]]		[[Category:Organisations]]

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		+	The [http://www.hbf.co.uk/ Home Builders Federation] (HBF) helps develop housing policy in the UK alongside the government and other stakeholders. Companies can become members of the HBF to gain access to the latest industry information and have their say on current affairs.

−	The [http://www.hbf.co.uk/ Home Builders Federation] (HBF) helps develop housing policy in the UK alongside the government and other stakeholders. Companies can become members of the HBF to gain access to the latest industry information and have their say on current affairs. Members range from household names to smaller businesses, and include registered social landlords (RSL’s), suppliers and companies who provide professional services to the home building industry. It is funded almost entirely by member subscriptions.	+	Members range from household names to smaller businesses, and include registered social landlords (RSL’s), suppliers and companies who provide professional services to the home building industry. It is funded almost entirely by member subscriptions.

	Home Builders Federation members deliver around 80% of the new homes built each year. According to the HBF, at least 220,000 homes need to be built yearly to meet household projections from the year 2011 to 2021.		Home Builders Federation members deliver around 80% of the new homes built each year. According to the HBF, at least 220,000 homes need to be built yearly to meet household projections from the year 2011 to 2021.
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	HBF has a number of standing committees, including:		HBF has a number of standing committees, including:
−	*Careers, Skills and Training Committee (CSTC).	+
−	*Health and Safety Committee.	+	* Careers, Skills and Training Committee (CSTC).
−	*National Technical and Sustainability Committee (NTSC).	+	* Health and Safety Committee.
−	*Regional Technical Meetings (RTM).	+	* National Technical and Sustainability Committee (NTSC).
−	*National Planning Committee.	+	* Regional Technical Meetings (RTM).
		+	* National Planning Committee.

	HBF working groups include:		HBF working groups include:
−	*Small Developers Group.	+
−	*Retirement Homebuilders Group.	+	* Small Developers Group.
−	*Public Housing Initiatives Group.	+	* Retirement Homebuilders Group.
−	*Public Land Group.	+	* Public Housing Initiatives Group.
−	*Private Rented Sector Group (PRS).	+	* Public Land Group.
−	*Second-charge Mortgage Regulation Group.	+	* Private Rented Sector Group (PRS).
		+	* Second-charge Mortgage Regulation Group.

	HBF is governed by a board, run by a chairman and with directors drawn from the major, medium size and smaller member companies to ensure that the full range of member interests are properly represented.		HBF is governed by a board, run by a chairman and with directors drawn from the major, medium size and smaller member companies to ensure that the full range of member interests are properly represented.

−	= Find out more~~<br/>~~ =	+	= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Affordable housing.	+
−	*Construction industry institutes and associations.	+	* Affordable housing.
−	*Help to buy.	+	* Construction industry institutes and associations.
−	*National planning policy framework.	+	* Consumer Code for Home Builders.
−	*Zero-carbon homes.	+	* Help to buy.
		+	* National planning policy framework.
		+	* Zero-carbon homes.

	[[Category:Organisations]]		[[Category:Organisations]]

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
	*Affordable housing.		*Affordable housing.
		+	*Construction industry institutes and associations.
	*Help to buy.		*Help to buy.
	*National planning policy framework.		*National planning policy framework.

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−	The [http://www.hbf.co.uk/ Home Builders Federation] (HBF) ~~develops~~ housing policy in the UK alongside the ~~Government~~ and stakeholders. Companies can become members of the HBF to gain access to the latest industry information and have their say on current affairs. Members range from household names to smaller businesses, and include ~~Registered~~ social landlords (RSL’s), suppliers and companies who provide professional services to the home building industry. It is funded almost entirely by member subscriptions.	+	The [http://www.hbf.co.uk/ Home Builders Federation] (HBF) helps develop housing policy in the UK alongside the government and other stakeholders. Companies can become members of the HBF to gain access to the latest industry information and have their say on current affairs. Members range from household names to smaller businesses, and include registered social landlords (RSL’s), suppliers and companies who provide professional services to the home building industry. It is funded almost entirely by member subscriptions.

−	Home Builders Federation members deliver around 80% of the new homes built each year. According to the HBF ~~statistics~~, at least 220,000 homes need to be built yearly to meet household projections from the year 2011 to 2021.	+	Home Builders Federation members deliver around 80% of the new homes built each year. According to the HBF, at least 220,000 homes need to be built yearly to meet household projections from the year 2011 to 2021.

−	The federation aims to increase awareness about issues affecting the home building industry. Views from companies, industry experts, ~~ministers~~ and government ~~personnel are welcomed and heard,~~ to ensure there is open dialogue ~~in order~~ to improve and advance the industry. Regular contact with members takes place through consultations and informal meetings and stakeholders and important organisations are consulted in both the public and private sectors.	+	The federation aims to increase awareness about issues affecting the home building industry. Views are sought from companies, industry experts, and government to ensure there is open dialogue and to improve and advance the industry. Regular contact with members takes place through consultations and informal meetings and stakeholders and important organisations are consulted in both the public and private sectors.

−	Members of the Home Builders Federation are kept up to date with the latest developments in the industry, by regular, meetings, emails, social media, conferences, seminars and workshops. The HBF also publishes Housebuilder Magazine.	+	Members of the Home Builders Federation are kept up to date with the latest developments in the industry, by; regular, meetings, emails, social media, conferences, seminars and workshops. The HBF also publishes [http://www.house-builder.co.uk/ Housebuilder Magazine].

	HBF has a number of standing committees, including:		HBF has a number of standing committees, including:
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	*Second-charge Mortgage Regulation Group.		*Second-charge Mortgage Regulation Group.

−	HBF is governed by a board, run by a chairman and directors drawn from the major, medium size and smaller member companies to ensure that the full range of member interests are properly represented.	+	HBF is governed by a board, run by a chairman and with directors drawn from the major, medium size and smaller member companies to ensure that the full range of member interests are properly represented.

	= Find out more<br/> =		= Find out more<br/> =
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	*Affordable housing.		*Affordable housing.
	*Help to buy.		*Help to buy.
−	*Housing shortage.
	*National planning policy framework.		*National planning policy framework.
	*Zero-carbon homes.		*Zero-carbon homes.

	[[Category:Organisations]]		[[Category:Organisations]]

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	HBF is governed by a board, run by a chairman and directors drawn from the major, medium size and smaller member companies to ensure that the full range of member interests are properly represented.		HBF is governed by a board, run by a chairman and directors drawn from the major, medium size and smaller member companies to ensure that the full range of member interests are properly represented.

−	Find out more	+	= Find out more<br/> =

−	Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki	+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
		+	*Affordable housing.
		+	*Help to buy.
		+	*Housing shortage.
		+	*National planning policy framework.
		+	*Zero-carbon homes.

	[[Category:Organisations]]		[[Category:Organisations]]

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The [http://www.hbf.co.uk/ Home Builders Federation] (HBF) develops housing policy in the UK alongside the Government and stakeholders. Companies can become members of the HBF to gain access to the latest industry information and have their say on current affairs. Members range from household names to smaller businesses, and include Registered social landlords (RSL’s), suppliers and companies who provide professional services to the home building industry. It is funded almost entirely by member subscriptions.

Home Builders Federation members deliver around 80% of the new homes built each year. According to the HBF statistics, at least 220,000 homes need to be built yearly to meet household projections from the year 2011 to 2021.

The federation aims to increase awareness about issues affecting the home building industry. Views from companies, industry experts, ministers and government personnel are welcomed and heard, to ensure there is open dialogue in order to improve and advance the industry. Regular contact with members takes place through consultations and informal meetings and stakeholders and important organisations are consulted in both the public and private sectors.

Members of the Home Builders Federation are kept up to date with the latest developments in the industry, by regular, meetings, emails, social media, conferences, seminars and workshops. The HBF also publishes Housebuilder Magazine.

HBF has a number of standing committees, including:
*Careers, Skills and Training Committee (CSTC).
*Health and Safety Committee.
*National Technical and Sustainability Committee (NTSC).
*Regional Technical Meetings (RTM).
*National Planning Committee.

HBF working groups include:
*Small Developers Group.
*Retirement Homebuilders Group.
*Public Housing Initiatives Group.
*Public Land Group.
*Private Rented Sector Group (PRS).
*Second-charge Mortgage Regulation Group.

HBF is governed by a board, run by a chairman and directors drawn from the major, medium size and smaller member companies to ensure that the full range of member interests are properly represented.

Find out more

Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki

[[Category:Organisations]]