Welcome to our environmental, social and governance (ESG) report. It covers 12 themes as outlined in the Sustainability Reporting Standard for Social Housing as follows:
Social – affordability and security; building safety and quality; resident voice; resident support; placemaking
Environmental – climate change; ecology; resource management
Governance – structure and governance; board and trustees; staff wellbeing; supply chain management
The range of homes we provide, from rented to shared ownership, sheltered accommodation and care homes means we help many local people. We believe that strong ESG reporting is key to meeting our responsibilities to our customers.
We join over 120 housing associations in adopting the principles of the Sustainability Reporting Standard for Social Housing, aligning it to our business process and key strategies like development and asset management.
We believe it will provide direction and transparency in our achievement of key sustainability targets like EPC C by 2030 and net carbon zero by 2050.
You can read the previous year's ESG report, our first, below.
If you can't find what you're looking for please contact us at info@selwoodhousing.com
Good luck to our group development director, Paul Walsh, and everyone else taking part in tonight's SleepOutDoorway Wiltshireshire. You're all supporting such vital work and we know the charity, and those they support, will hugely appreciate your involvement.
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Air source heat pumps are an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to traditional heating systems, such as gas boilers. They use the natural warmth in the air to heat and cool your home, helping you reduce your carbon footprint and keep your energy bills down. However, they work differently to traditional heating systems.
We've explained why these systems can take time to heat up your home and provide tips to help you stay comfy all year round: Air source heat pumps: ecs.page.link/PA1Qn
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Wiltshire Wildlife Trust are hosting a Bat Walk this Saturday, 27th April, meeting at Studley Green Community Association, Lambrok Road, Trowbridge.
Attendees will have the opportunity to use bat detecting equipment while finding out more about these amazing mammals in our area!
The session starts at 7:30pm and will finish at 9:15pm.
Register your interest or find out more by contacting: sued@wiltshirewildlife.org
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