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Hosted by Stonebond · business · EN-GB · 13 episodes
Welcome to the All About Housing Podcast, where we dive deep into all things housing! Whether you're a housing association, investor, property advisor, landowner, or just curious about the world of housing, you're in the right place. This series will cover a range of topics, including the inner workings of Stonebond, the nuances of housebuilding and industry trends. Along the way, we'll also feature expert guests, real-life success stories, and practical advice from two guys who know the block inside out, Graham and Richard Cherry, The Co-Chairmen of Stonebond.
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Episode #6
Richard and Graham Cherry are joined by Ben Derbyshire — non-executive chair of HTA Design, Historic England commissioner and former RIBA President — for a conversation on 50 years in architecture. From community-led design in the 1970s to the rise of Modern Methods of Construction, Ben reflects on what's changed, what hasn't, and why Britain still can't seem to build enough homes.
Episode #5
Councils now spend billions a year on Temporary Accommodation. In this episode, Richard and Graham Cherry are joined by Henry Lamprecht, Managing Director of Community Communications Partnership (former councillor and lawyer), to unpack politics, planning, and the findings of Stonebond’s commissioned report, on the Extent of the Housing and Temporary Accommodation (TA) Crisis Across England.
Episode #4
Richard Cherry and Graham Cherry sit down with Richard Cook, Chief Development Officer at Clarion Housing Group, the UK’s largest housing association, for a candid discussion on the state of the market. Cook traces his journey from family construction yards to delivering the London 2012 Olympic Village and now leading Clarion’s development push.
Episode #3
In part two, we continue our discussion with Richard Donnell from Zoopla — this time looking ahead. We dig into the generational divide in home ownership, the types of homes buyers really want, and the challenges of land, planning and viability.
Episode #2
In this first part of our conversation with Richard Donnell, Executive Director at Zoopla, we explore how the housing market has changed over the years, the impact of regulation and affordability pressures, and why transactions have stalled. From falling mortgage rates to the north–south divide, Richard unpacks the forces shaping today’s market.
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