Yesterday, we had the pleasure of welcoming our local MP, Calum Miller, to the Greencore office. It was a fantastic opportunity to show him around, discuss our approach to sustainable housebuilding, and introduce him to the Biond panel—our innovative, closed-frame, timber panel system.

At Greencore, we’re committed to building Better Than Net Zero Homes using natural, low-carbon materials. The Biond panel is a key part of that, delivering Passivhaus standards, high thermal performance, rapid construction times, and significantly lower embodied carbon compared to traditional building methods.

It was great to share our progress and ambitions with Calum and discuss how policy can support the delivery of truly sustainable homes at scale.

Thanks for visiting, Calum—we look forward to continuing the conversation!

This International Women’s Day, we want to recognise and celebrate the incredible women who help drive Greencore forward. From leadership to factory teams, design to delivery, their expertise and dedication are shaping the future of sustainable housing.



We’re also proud to see our COO, Laura Stone featured in Property Week as part of their Women in Property piece—highlighting the impact women are making across the industry.



Click here to see the full article.

Last night, James Pritchett, braved the elements for the LandAid SleepOut—well, almost. Instead of sleeping under the stars, he spent the night in the slightly less scenic surroundings of Westfield Car Park, London!

While it wasn’t exactly a night in the wilderness, it was a powerful reminder of the harsh realities faced by thousands of young people experiencing homelessness. Just one night of discomfort doesn’t compare to what many endure daily, but it helps raise awareness and funds for LandAid the property industry’s charity working to end youth homelessness. James wasn’t alone, sharing the frosty concrete floor with friends from ING Media, Hunter ops and Bloom Project Management.

At Greencore, we believe everyone deserves a safe, secure, and sustainable home. A huge well done to James and everyone who took part—whether under the stars or under a concrete ceiling.

This month, our incredible team has been on a mission to raise awareness and funds for men’s health. Here’s how we’ve been making a difference:

Our Mo Bros, James Pratt, Will Hayes MRTPI, Tasos Tzioufas, Ken Tsang, Alec Puleston, Guy Stevens, and Ashley Wighton, have been sporting some seriously impressive facial hair, turning heads and sparking conversations about men’s mental health and wellbeing. The team, including our Mo Sistas Katie Rogers, Ness Scott, and Chloe Spuffard, have walked, run, cycled and swam an incredible 521km between them, showing true Team Greencore spirit and commitment to the cause!

Globally, male suicide rates are a serious concern, with too many men suffering in silence. The Movember Foundation is working to reduce male suicide rates by 25% by 2030. Every conversation, every donation and every step counts.

Whether it’s growing a moustache, walking kilometers, or simply checking in on a mate, we can all play a part in breaking down the stigma around men’s mental health.

At Greencore Homes, our people are our greatest asset. Today, we’re proud to shine a light on Ness Scott, the driving force behind our sustainability strategy.

Recently featured in Building Magazine, Ness shares her journey of transforming environmental policies into tangible, real-world solutions. Her path from policy design to practical implementation embodies everything we stand for at Greencore Homes.

What makes Ness exceptional? Her ability to blend strategic thinking with genuine passion. From developing sustainability standards to managing our planning processes, she brings a unique expertise to our team.

Fun fact: Her dream superpower is “dog whispering” – proving that managing complex projects is just another day at the office! 🐶

Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/egYaf_-u

A warm welcome to Benedict O’Halloran – MCIOB, our new Project Manager at Greencore Homes!

With 25 years of construction experience, including 12 years specialising in Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) and Passivhaus building, Benedict brings exceptional expertise to our projects.

Benedict’s extensive background in project and contract management, from pre-construction through to handover, aligns perfectly with our mission to deliver better than net zero homes and create climate positive places.
We’re thrilled to have him on board as we continue to innovate in sustainable construction. Welcome, Benedict!

We’re thrilled to invite you to hear from Ness Scott, Head of Planning and Sustainability at Greencore Homes, at our upcoming event hosted by Carter Jonas in their Oxford office.

With a Master of Research in Environmental Science, Ness has dedicated her career to championing ecological, sustainable and low-carbon developments across the UK. At Greencore Homes, she’s working to achieve the ambitious goal of delivering over 10,000 better than net zero homes by 2035!

☕️ Coffee, tea and pastries will be served afterward, giving you the perfect opportunity to network and catch up with fellow Property Professionals.

Open to all genders – Members and Non-Members welcome!

We look forward to seeing you there!

https://www.womeninproperty.org.uk/branches/thames-valley-event-hub/events/2024/leading-ladies-breakfast-ness-scott-of-greencore-homes/

🚴‍♀️ Teamwork in Action! 🚴‍♂️

Yesterday, Louis Warden, Steve Brett, Will Hayes MRTPI, and Ashley Wighton from Greencore took part in an incredible charity bike race in support of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (Breakthrough T1D UK).

This cause is close to the hearts of several of our colleagues. A big thank you to RPS for organising the event and inviting us to join.

We are so proud of the team’s dedication, not just to the ride, but to raising much-needed funds and awareness for this important cause. Another huge thanks to everyone who has donated. There’s still time to make a difference via the JustGiving page for any last-minute donations— your contributions will have a significant impact in the fight against Type 1 diabetes and the link is HERE.

A big shout-out to the amazing Coaching Team at SWINLEY BIKE HUB – London’s Trail Centre, who provided great support throughout the event, and of course, to the fantastic weather that was on our side!

Greencore’s COO, Laura Stone, will co-host a Build Tribe session at IMPACT UK, focusing on embodied carbon, Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), and the supply chain on Thursday 12th September.

Hosted by SPACE+, IMPACT UK is a premier ESG property event, bringing together industry leaders to explore key themes such as sustainability, social impact, purpose-driven innovation, and responsible growth.

We hope to see you there!

We are delighted to introduce Alex Spring, MRICS, as the newest member of our Land Team at Greencore. With his extensive experience in land and development, we are excited to have him join us as we seek new land opportunities. Welcome, Alex!