"More than bricks" ( 5882 KB) - Northern Ireland Housing Executive
"More than bricks" ( 5882 KB) - Northern Ireland Housing Executive
"More than bricks" ( 5882 KB) - Northern Ireland Housing Executive
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2011 marks the 40th anniversary of the <strong>Housing</strong><br />
<strong>Executive</strong>, an organisation which has a proud history<br />
of achievement and progress.<br />
Since its formation in 1971 the <strong>Housing</strong> <strong>Executive</strong><br />
has built many houses, sold tens of thousands of<br />
homes to tenants, carried out countless repairs<br />
and improvements to its stock, provided thousands<br />
of improvement grants for private households and<br />
demolished unfit dwellings.<br />
When you work in housing, however, you quickly<br />
learn that the job is more <strong>than</strong> bricks. When you<br />
work in housing you deal with people, families and<br />
communities.<br />
At the forefront of all that we have achieved has<br />
been the delivery of decent homes for the people of<br />
<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong>. Our vision has been one in which<br />
housing plays its part in making a vital contribution to<br />
creating a peaceful, inclusive and fair society.<br />
While one of our constant challenges has been<br />
working against the backdrop of community division,<br />
the organisation has worked through recessions and<br />
the recent rapid growth in the housing market and its<br />
sudden collapse in 2008. This is a testament to the<br />
quality of our staff and their professional approach to<br />
housing.<br />
Brian Rowntree<br />
Chairman<br />
John McPeake<br />
Chief <strong>Executive</strong><br />
Doon Park, Carryduff, May 2000<br />
Moyard, Belfast circa 1973<br />
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