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Joey Gardiner

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As seen in: Building Magazine, Housing Today, The Guardian, Building, Building Design News, PlanningResource, The ENDS Report
Freelance journalist specialising in sustainability, housing and the built environment
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Vistry has ‘no plans’ to raise equity through rights issue, says executive

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By Joey Gardiner Verified, Carl Brown Verified
| Housing Today Verified
Stephen Teagle says housebuilder will continue to deliver significant numbers of homes despite its first half profit warning and voluntary exit scheme for staff Housebuilding giant Vistry is not planning to raise more equity from its existing shareholders, a senior executive at the firm has said. Listed partnerships housebuilder Vistry in May issued a warning on its first half profits and has since seen its share price fall.
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Vistry invites staff to apply for ‘voluntary exit’ from company

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By Carl Brown, Joey Gardiner Verified
| Housing Today Verified
CEO Adam Daniels sends memo to workforce announcing ‘voluntary exit scheme’ with ’enhanced terms’ for those choosing to leave Vistry has circulated a memo to its 4,500-strong workforce offering staff the possibility of a “voluntary exit“ from the company. The housebuilder last week issued a message from chief executive Adam Daniels to staff announcing the launch of its voluntary exit scheme (VES).
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The unlikely return of the back-to-back: how the viability crunch is leading to experimentation with older forms

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By Joey Gardiner Verified
| Building Design News Verified
Housing starts in London collapsed to just 4,170 in the year to April, according to government data, the lowest figure on record and just a quarter of the average for the last five years. Starts across the country are also sharply down. While some northern markets remain strong, it is no exaggeration to say that much of the residential development industry is in something of a crisis.
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