Full list of allocations under the latest Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund round
The government has announced funding for Wave 3 of its Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund, with £1.2bn given to housing providers. Here is the list in full
In full: the allocations under the latest Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund round #UKhousingAllocations for housing associations and local authorities in the latest round of decarbonisation funding were announced earlier this week.
The London Borough of Camden received the highest amount with a £77.9m bid and will lead a consortium of 27 housing providers. These include several London boroughs as well as major housing associations, such as Southern Housing and Notting Hill Genesis.
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Nottingham City Council and the Midlands Net Zero Hub was close behind with £75.9m and a similarly sized consortium of 28 providers.
The Thriving Communities Consortium, led by Places for People (PfP), secured a £31m bid for its seven members.
Tim Weightman, chief investment officer at PfP, said: “With robust asset data, clear delivery plans, and experienced supply chain partners, we are confident this project will improve homes, customers’ well-being, and deliver wider social value to the communities we serve.”
Anchor was allocated £12.3m in this round of funding. Liz Davenport, property sustainability director at Anchor, said: “Over the next three years, this initiative will retrofit hundreds of homes for older people, improving the properties’ energy efficiency to an EPC [Energy Performance Certificate] Band C, while enhancing comfort and affordability for our residents.”
Other large allocations included:
- West of England Combined Authority: £66.7m
- Liverpool City Region Combined Authority: £48.1m
- Sanctuary: £44.3m
- Tees Valley Combined Authority: £43.9m
Use our interactive table to browse the full list below:
Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund Wave 3 allocations
| Lead bidder | Grant funding offered |
| Abri Group | £23,266,253 |
| Advance Housing and Support | £980,665 |
| Agudas Israel Housing Association | £1,001,483 |
| Anchor | £12,324,130 |
| Arun District Council | £3,322,394 |
| Ashford Borough Council | £2,005,004 |
| Aster Group | £1,263,034 |
| B3Living | £1,164,706 |
| Babergh and Mid-Suffolk District Council | £2,959,214 |
| Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council | £1,600,523 |
| Basildon Council | £9,647,915 |
| BPHA | £3,370,253 |
| Brighton and Hove City Council | £826,522 |
| Broadland Housing Group | £875,555 |
| Bromford | £6,942,929 |
| Cambridge City Council | £3,813,072 |
| Canterbury City Council | £6,629,003 |
| Central Bedfordshire Council | £5,581,233 |
| CHP | £3,345,352 |
| Cheshire Peaks and Plains Housing Trust | £6,583,610 |
| Chisel | £1,344,811 |
| Citizen Housing Group | £6,799,106 |
| City of Lincoln Council | £1,338,332 |
| City of York Council | £1,379,934 |
| Clarion | £8,775,248 |
| Cornerstone Housing | £677,823 |
| Cottsway Housing Association | £2,228,066 |
| Crawley Borough Council | £5,735,294 |
| Crewe YMCA | £30,882 |
| Dacorum Borough Council | £3,805,102 |
| Dover District Council | £1,608,018 |
| East Riding of Yorkshire Council | £1,607,303 |
| East Suffolk Council | £5,905,116 |
| Eastlight Community Homes | £1,211,640 |
| English Rural Housing Association | £1,313,194 |
| Epping Forest District Council | £2,221,183 |
| Exeter City Council | £3,130,400 |
| Fairhive Homes | £5,916,920 |
| Fareham Borough Council | £1,438,235 |
| First Garden Cities Homes | £1,385,194 |
| Flagship Housing Group | £14,639,955 |
| Freebridge Community Housing | £2,511,421 |
| Golding Homes | £3,063,561 |
| Gravesham Borough Council | £2,105,554 |
| Great Yarmouth Borough Council | £5,498,108 |
| Habinteg Housing Association | £5,824,783 |
| Haig Housing Trust | £1,562,124 |
| Hastoe Housing Association | £1,032,293 |
| Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council | £1,150,253 |
| Home Group | £28,327,984 |
| Homes Plus | £8,790,770 |
| Housing Solutions | £2,750,301 |
| Hull and East Yorkshire Mind | £185,294 |
| Hundred Houses Society | £1,061,784 |
| L&Q | £15,660,253 |
| Leeds City Council | £13,796,418 |
| Lewes District Council | £1,306,680 |
| Lewisham Council | £7,122,851 |
| LHP | £5,004,754 |
| Liverpool City Region Combined Authority | £48,090,405 |
| Local Space | £508,105 |
| London Borough of Barking and Dagenham | £3,231,976 |
| London Borough of Camden | £77,937,578 |
| London Borough of Croydon | £890,861 |
| London Borough of Tower Hamlets | £800,660 |
| Longhurst Group | £20,322,915 |
| MHS Homes | £2,907,327 |
| Midland Heart | £954,107 |
| Milton Keynes City Council | £2,524,930 |
| North East Derbyshire District Council | £3,860,930 |
| North West Leicestershire District Council | £8,069,584 |
| North Yorkshire Council | £21,934,186 |
| Norwich City Council | £12,042,657 |
| Notting Hill Genesis | £5,282,077 |
| Nottingham City Council/Midlands Net Zero Hub | £75,857,513 |
| NSAH (Alliance Homes) | £2,908,783 |
| Orwell Housing Association | £1,820,224 |
| PA Housing | £12,246,018 |
| Peabody | £23,478,820 |
| Phoenix Community Housing Association | £3,824,037 |
| Phoenix Community Housing Co-operative | £135,000 |
| Places for People (Thriving Communities Consortium) | £30,970,221 |
| Populo Living on behalf of London Borough of Newham | £2,400,000 |
| Portsmouth City Council | £1,124,251 |
| Radcliffe Housing Society | £105,882 |
| Raven Housing Trust | £1,677,900 |
| Red Kite Community Housing | £2,106,758 |
| Redbridge Council | £2,185,268 |
| RHP | £601,853 |
| Riverside | £35,923,650 |
| Rooftop Housing Association | £9,021,346 |
| Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council | £8,791,993 |
| Royal Borough of Greenwich | £10,474,457 |
| Royal British Legion Industries | £176,471 |
| Rugby Borough Council | £10,713,123 |
| Runnymede Borough Council | £1,379,297 |
| Saffron Housing Trust | £6,969,203 |
| Salvation Army Housing Association | £2,164,332 |
| Sanctuary | £44,286,399 |
| Saxon Weald | £1,867,484 |
| Selwood Housing | £2,496,849 |
| Settle Group | £10,962,583 |
| Shropshire Council | £9,410,219 |
| Slough Borough Council | £6,331,150 |
| Soha Housing | £1,980,106 |
| Soho Housing Association | £1,000,000 |
| South Cambridgeshire District Council | £8,280,376 |
| South Holland District Council | £5,732,724 |
| South Kesteven District Council | £4,191,739 |
| Southend-on-Sea City Council | £3,479,453 |
| Southern Housing | £12,475,160 |
| Sovereign Network Group | £36,519,156 |
| St Albans City and District Council | £2,448,008 |
| St Mungo’s Community Housing Association | £3,529,412 |
| Stevenage Borough Council | £3,856,822 |
| Stonewater | £18,724,910 |
| Stroud District Council | £15,722,867 |
| Swindon Borough Council | £882,353 |
| Tandridge District Council | £3,263,885 |
| Tees Valley Combined Authority | £43,910,533 |
| Teign Housing | £3,787,715 |
| Thanet District Council | £1,002,194 |
| The Church of England Pensions Board | £2,178,194 |
| The Finchley Charities | £79,112 |
| The Guinness Partnership | £13,845,159 |
| The Havebury Housing Partnership | £3,462,727 |
| The Industrial Dwellings Society | £988,235 |
| The Josiah and Mary Brewster Charitable Fund | £291,176 |
| The Wrekin Housing Group | £3,230,841 |
| Together Housing Association | £14,199,338 |
| Transform Housing and Support | £1,029,412 |
| Trent & Dove Housing | £4,878,480 |
| United Reformed Church Retired Ministers Housing | £1,158,823 |
| Vivid Housing | £14,350,335 |
| Warwick District Council | £1,334,291 |
| Waverley Borough Council | £2,097,557 |
| Wealden District Council | £1,030,253 |
| Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council | £6,426,219 |
| West of England Combined Authority | £66,721,595 |
| West Yorkshire Combined Authority | £25,683,461 |
| Westmorland and Furness Council | £7,103,244 |
| Winchester City Council | £3,458,753 |
| Wokingham Borough Council | £750,000 |
| Women’s Pioneer Housing | £1,323,529 |
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