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– History:
– Established in 1939 as the National Association of House Builders.
– Renamed to the Federation of Registered House Builders in 1946.
– Became the House Builders Federation in 1970.
– Part of the Construction Confederation from 1997 to 2000.
– Changed name to the Home Builders Federation in 2005.

– Structure:
– Members include national and local home building businesses.
– Also includes Registered Social Landlords, suppliers, and service providers.
– Represents a diverse range of companies in the home building industry.
– Provides a platform for various stakeholders to collaborate.
– Supports the growth and development of the home building sector.

– Activities:
– Represents member interests at national and regional levels.
– Addresses technical issues such as regulations and standards.
– Advocates on planning issues and health and safety concerns.
– Accused the UK government of not resolving post-Grenfell cladding crisis.
– Engages with the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities on industry issues.

– References:
– Company overview available for reference.
– Various archived sources provide historical context.
– Affiliation with the National Federation of Building Trades Employers.
– Coverage in industry publications like Building and The Construction Index.
– Ongoing efforts to expand and update information about the organization.

– Engagements:
– Participates in the Strategic Forum for Construction meetings.
– Collaborates with industry stakeholders to address challenges.
– Advocates for policy changes to benefit the home building sector.
– Engages in legal consultations to protect member interests.
– Seeks to influence government decisions impacting the industry.