NEIGHBOURHOOD MANAGEMENT SUB GROUP DRAFT MINUTES 26th July 2016, MHS Homes, Broadside, Leviathan Way, Chatham, Kent – Attending: Sudbury, Golding Homes and Chair; Matthew Eddy, MHS Homes and Vice Chair; Chailean Dottin-John, Gravesham BC; Matthew Robbins, Amicus Horizon Limited; Sean Bristow & Jody Bulman, Moat; Keith Cane, TCHG; Dominic Norwell, Medway Housing; Genette Pinwill, West Kent HA; June Heslop, Southern Housing Group; Rebecca Smith, Kent Housing Group Apologies: Graeme Bosley, Orbit; Brian Horton, KHG; Eileen Martin, Amicus Horizon Limited; Aaron Simpson, Circle Housing Russet; Tina Dust, Sanctuary Housing; Louise Taylor, East Kent Housing; Stuart Beaumont, Kent Crime Stoppers; David Edie, Dartford Borough Council; Anthony Crossley, Ashford BC; Pam Millington, Moat; Daren Donoghue, TCHG; Visitors: Jonathan Hulley & Laura Shimili, Clarke Willmott LLP ITEM NOTES ACTION Introductions & Introductions and apologies Apologies Brexit Impact on JH introduced himself and Laura Shimili and their company Clarke Willmott. Slides are made up RS to share the slides with NMSG of thoughts from Clarke Willmott and other commentators from within the sector about the Colleagues Social Housing Presentation implications of Brexit. The NHF have published research on 21st July regarding the impact of the Referendum and leaving the EU. They commissioned The Centre of Economics and Business Research (CEBR) to undertake this work. The impact on the economy will impact upon the growth of the housing sector, impact on jobs and also materials being sourced. The NHF have published the challenging figures to ensure that Central Government are aware of how the landscape for housing has changed, how they need to be more flexible to ensure investment is driven in the sector to deliver against the targets. CIH echo the outcomes and messages shared by the NHF to Central Government. The new Housing Minister and the State of Sectary for Communities have met and stated that they are not adverse to the potential mix in tenure going forward, but ultimately the policy for housing
NEIGHBOURHOOD MANAGEMENT SUB GROUP DRAFT MINUTES – 26th July 2016, MHS Homes, Broadside, Leviathan Way, Chatham, Kent Attending: Sudbury, Golding Homes and Chair; Matthew Eddy, MHS Homes and Vice Chair; Chailean Dottin-John, Gravesham BC; Matthew Robbins, Amicus Horizon Limited; Sean Bristow & Jody Bulman, Moat; Keith Cane, TCHG; Dominic Norwell, Medway Housing; Genette Pinwill, West Kent HA; June Heslop, Southern Housing Group; Rebecca Smith, Kent Housing Group Apologies: Graeme Bosley, Orbit; Brian Horton, KHG; Eileen Martin, Amicus Horizon Limited; Aaron Simpson, Circle Housing Russet; Tina Dust, Sanctuary Housing; Louise Taylor, East Kent Housing; Stuart Beaumont, Kent Crime Stoppers; David Edie, Dartford Borough Council; Anthony Crossley, Ashford BC; Pam Millington, Moat; Daren Donoghue, TCHG; Visitors: Jonathan Hulley & Laura Shimili, Clarke Willmott LLP ITEM NOTES ACTION Introductions & Apologies Introductions and apologies Brexit Impact on Social Housing Presentation JH introduced himself and Laura Shimili and their company Clarke Willmott. Slides are made up of thoughts from Clarke Willmott and other commentators from within the sector about the implications of Brexit. The NHF have published research on 21st July regarding the impact of the Referendum and leaving the EU. They commissioned The Centre of Economics and Business Research (CEBR) to undertake this work. The impact on the economy will impact upon the growth of the housing sector, impact on jobs and also materials being sourced. The NHF have published the challenging figures to ensure that Central Government are aware of how the landscape for housing has changed, how they need to be more flexible to ensure investment is driven in the sector to deliver against the targets. CIH echo the outcomes and messages shared by the NHF to Central Government. The new Housing Minister and the State of Sectary for Communities have met and stated that they are not adverse to the potential mix in tenure going forward, but ultimately the policy for housing RS to share the slides with NMSG Colleagues
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