“Our Maintenance Operations Support Manager Scott Fincham works closely with Recycling Lives to maintain this high recycling rate and has recently introduced additional segregation measures to further improve recycling at source and to reduce our waste disposal costs. “I am extremely proud that we have achieved a 97% recycling rate at St James’ Lane – it’s a fantastic achievement and the teams involved should be really proud. This ensures that we recycle or recover as much waste as possible.
Our Environmental and Sustainability Manager John Kyffin-Hughes says: “At St James Lane the waste is segregated into specific skips. Recycling Lives support residents as they grow in confidence and gain new skills ready to move into a good job and stable home of their own.
Providing accommodation and training for men experiencing homelessness. Reducing reoffending by supporting rehabilitation programmes and supporting a wide range of community-based programmes. The contribution from our spend with Recycling Lives provided 1,769 meals last year This stops food being thrown away and ending up in landfill. Feeding communities through their food redistribution programme by redistributing surplus stock from supermarkets and suppliers to charities. Recycling Lives are a social value enterprise and for each £1.00 we spend with them, £2.64 in social value is generated. This means that through our relationship with Recycling Lives we are able to support local communities through various community support programmes that are run as part of their social value schemes. It also includes general household and garden waste. Our Maintenance and Ground Maintenance Teams across Coventry produced over 684 tonnes of waste last year – the equivalent of emptying over 650 household wheelie bins per week! The waste produced comes from the repair and renewal of kitchens and bathrooms and the renewal of doors and fencing. Last year 97% of the waste leaving St James Lane was recycled meaning only 3% had to be landfilled. We’re working with waste management company ‘Recycling Lives’ to manage waste at our St James’ Lane office. We’re working with Recycling Lives to ensure our waste delivers social value Posted on June 23rd, 2022 by Elaine Davies You can view the Inside Housing Biggest Builders list here. Well done to everyone in the team and keep up the good work!” “We are a Midlands based housing association and it’s great to see our work being recognised alongside other national builders in the top 50 who work across a much larger area. “It’s particularly pleasing to see us at number 17 in terms of the number of social rent homes we delivered last financial year and I really hope we can achieve our ambitious target of delivering 816 homes this financial year. “Completing on 467 homes last financial year is impressive if you consider the challenges we were up against with our developments including rising costs, the supply chain crisis, labour shortages and the COVID-19 pandemic. “We’re really pleased to have appeared in Inside Housing’s Biggest Builders list again. /cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/63589340/van_dyke_mugshot_e1539562249657.0.jpg "cook county order barring previously filed documents")
Our Executive Director of Development Nick Byrne said: We ranked at number 17 in terms of the number of social rent homes delivered in 2021/2022 and at number 19 in terms of the number of homes expected to be completed in 2022/2023 with 816 homes. Of these 185 were affordable rent homes, 161 were social rent homes and 121 were shared ownership. This year we are ranked at number 33 after completing 467 affordable homes. The survey ranks housing associations by their total number of completions in 2021/2022. We’ve been named in Inside Housing’s Top 50 Biggest Builders list for the third year running! We feature in Inside Housing’s top 50 Biggest Builders list Posted on June 28th, 2022 by Elaine Davies
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