The business has a strong social purpose since its formation following the merger of
Having emerged from the disruption caused by the Covid pandemic, Plus Dane recognised the increasing vulnerability of many of its tenants and residents caused by ageing, health inequality, pressures on household incomes and ever greater demand being placed on public services. Its 2021-2024 corporate plan set out to help address some of these trends, through the provision of good quality homes, support services for those most in need and building resilient communities.
Central to delivering the corporate plan was a requirement to secure long-term fixed rate debt to provide certainty of cost for the funding of the business's growth programme. Plus Dane approached
Enabling development
The 2021-2024 corporate plan included net expenditure on development of
Considered a social housing retrofit leader, Plus Dane also secured the top rating from the Government following completion of the retrofit maturity assessment survey. The survey is used by the
Plus Dane is continuing to re-invest in its home to improve the lives of tenants through energy efficiency works, including cavity wall, underfloor and loft insulation as well as the installation of triple glazed windows, low energy lighting and solar panels. In
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