In Episode 3 of The Housing Sector Podcast, we delve into the reaction to our debut episode, which garnered over 848 views, thanks in part to GreenSquareAccord's repeated attempts to have it censored. We discuss the value of engagement over censorship and why open dialogue is crucial for progress in the housing sector.
As Pride Month wraps up, we scrutinise the trend of housing providers using rainbow logos-a move often criticised as virtue signalling. We also question the conspicuous silence around the 60th anniversary of D-Day and the lack of visible action from housing providers on the Grenfell tragedy’s seventh anniversary.
Our discussion further explores the disconnect between Housing Association awards and resident sentiments, shedding light on the protests that these events often incite.
In this episode, we also proudly announce the upcoming Housing Sector Awards, promising to celebrate the sector's highlights while candidly calling out its shortcomings.
Tune in for a thought-provoking episode that challenges the status quo and champions transparency in housing.
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