£6bn Pledge to Tackle Fuel Poverty Must be Backed by Skills Investment
As the dust settles on the Autumn Statement, David Morgan, Executive Managing Director at Wates Property Services, shares his thoughts on the impact of the Chancellor’s pledge to commit £6bn to energy efficiency retrofit and the necessary steps to realise the Government’s decarbonisation ambitions.
Read moreIntegrating Social Value in the Supply Chain
Michelle McSorley, our Social Value Director, discusses how Wates Residential integrates social value in its supply chain.
Read moreWhat can employers do to stamp out microaggressions at work?
Nikunj Upadhyay, writes this week in People Management, discussing the impact of microaggressions in the workplaces.
Read moreChange is needed to prevent levelling up being spurned
Levelling up is one of the most ambitious government aspirations in decades but the opportunity could be derailed if Whitehall doesn’t change the way it is delivering it, according to Stephen Beechey, public sector director at Wates Group.
Read moreCombating the impact of the climate crisis in the built environment
The climate crisis is having a devastating impact on the world around us and our physical wellbeing. Without immediate and bold action
Read moreA sustainable future goes beyond buildings
James Gregg, Managing Director of Wates FM, shares his insight on the vital role FM has to play in shaping the future of the built environment and the industry’s secret to a more sustainable future.
Read moreCan employers do more to support staff with stress?
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Kelly Osborne, Head of Health and Wellbeing at Wates Group, writes in Employee Benefits this week about what more employers can do to support staff with stress.
Read moreNew Queen Elizabeth Unit at the Royal London Hospital
Paul Chandler, Executive Managing Director at Wates Construction Group, at the opening of the new Queen Elizabeth Unit at the Royal London Hospital alongside Her Majesty the Queen.
Read moreFrom pitch to pilot what does it take to become an Innovation Partner?
The UK is home to more small businesses than any other country in Europe and this unique entrepreneurial spirit – celebrated on TV shows from Dragons’ Den to The Apprentice is key to accelerating our national drive to net zero.
Read moreAssisting Social Enterprises to Succeed (ASSETS)
The ASSETS programme has already led to new contracts with Wates and beyond. Mentors and mentees alike benefitted from the programme and it will be delivered again in 2022.
Read moreThe Future for hybrid working; we need to let the dust settle
John Cartwright, Customer Portfolio Director at Wates Smartspace, shares his insight on the new concept and his predictions for the future for commercial fit-out.
Read moreHousing Retrofit: The Journey to net zero is a Shared Learning Curve
Ben Williams shares his insight on the lessons so far learnt on the Wates’ retrofit programmes and the challenges ahead for the sector.
Read moreConnecting innovators with large corporates is key to achieving COP26 goals
Dr. Zainab Dangana discusses how connecting innovators, such as those that are a part of the Wates Innovation Network portal, with large companies is key to achieving the COP26 goals.
Read moreWates Living Space Kickstarts Early Careers
We have a number initiatives aimed at attracting young and talented individuals into the industry and to fulfil our social value commitments to our clients and their residents.
Read moreWhy social enterprises matter
Danny Ingoldsby, Assistant Surveyor, explains why investment in social value and social enterprises matters in our latest blog.
Read moreJohn Dunne – Green TV’s Decarbonisation Summit 2021 at the COP26 climate conference
COP26 saw the last-minute agreement of the Glasgow Climate Pact to accelerate action on climate change. But, with so many of us wondering whether this deal is enough, it is clear there is no time to lose in swiftly addressing the impacts that we ourselves are having on the environment.
Read moreGoing the extra mile is what sets us apart
Sandra Thomas discusses the care and consideration that is required to ensure staff remain happy in their role, and how communication is key during the process.
Read morePaul Rowan – What inclusion means to me
Paul Rowan is Group HR Director, and a member of Wates’ Executive Committee. In this interview, part of a programme of activities to mark ‘Inclusion Month’ throughout October, he reflects on his experience of being part of Wates’ reverse mentoring scheme, part of Wates’ efforts to be actively anti-racist.
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