BRE Trust statement on Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) BRE TrustNewsBRE Trust statement on Coronavirus disease (COVID-... BRE Trust statement on Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) 25th March 2020 As an organisation, BRE are following Government advice closely and taking all necessary precautions. The health and wellbeing of our employees and customers is our top priority. We have taken the decision for colleagues to work from home where possible. This is a significant step for us and we have taken into consideration various factors in coming to this decision. We want to re-assure all our customers that we have put in place continuity plans to ensure that we can continue to provide as many of our services for as long as possible. These are being reviewed regularly as the situation evolves and we will update our communications accordingly. If you are visiting a BRE office Our offices remain open at this time. We politely request that if you do need to visit one of our offices you adhere to the following: Do not come if you are feeling unwell in any way, including coughs and fevers. Please follow the government advice on self-isolation. Do not travel to our site using public transport. Maintain high levels of hygiene as are being advised; washing hands regularly for 20 seconds with soap and water and using tissues to catch coughs and sneezes. Maintain social distancing (2m separation). Should you have any questions or concerns please contact secretariat@bretrust.org.uk. Share this: Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Like this: Loading... Tags News TwitterFacebookLinkedIn Related Healthy Cities Index 21st August 2017 In "Knowledge Hub" Design for deconstruction – helping the construction unlock the benefits of the circular economy 21st August 2017 In "Knowledge Hub" BAMB (Building as Material Banks) 21st August 2017 In "Knowledge Hub" Latest Tweets ; BRE Trust Official 26 Nov 1464202281406976001 Housing report from @BRE_Group reveals poor housing in England costs #NHS £1.4bn a year, plus "societal costs." "We hope these findings stimulate wider discussions at both an industry & government level," says @charlesworthg. More from @ThisWeekinFM: https://www.twinfm.com/article/poor-housing-in-england-is-co... Reply on Twitter 1464202281406976001 Retweet on Twitter 1464202281406976001 0 Like on Twitter 1464202281406976001 0 ; BRE Trust Official 22 Nov 1462775733613469702 "Having access to good quality, suitable & secure housing has a profound impact on our health & wellbeing." @mdaupdates cites @BRE_Group's "The Cost of Poor Housing in England" report, while discussing housing & shortages: https://teignmouth-today.co.uk/article.cfm?id=121530&headlin... Reply on Twitter 1462775733613469702 Retweet on Twitter 1462775733613469702 0 Like on Twitter 1462775733613469702 1 ; BRE Trust Official 15 Nov 1460272478996111365 How much does exposure to excess cold in homes cost the #NHS annually? In 2015, the BRE Trust published "The Cost of Poor Housing to the NHS" report, looking at how much poor #housing costs the NHS & affects the health of residents. The report has now been updated for 2021: Reply on Twitter 1460272478996111365 Retweet on Twitter 1460272478996111365 0 Like on Twitter 1460272478996111365 1 Follow us About BRE Trust Our History Our Trust Council Supported Students and Lecturers University Partnerships Events BRE Trust Conference 2020 Connect with us Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Email Stay in touch Subscribe to our newsletter to hear the latest news and offerings. Email Terms of use | Cookies | Privacy Policy | Acceptable Use Policy | Modern Slavery Statement BRE Trust is a Company Limited by Guarantee incorporated in England and Wales (No. 3282856) and is a registered charity in England and Wales (No. 1092193) and in Scotland (No. SCO39320). The BRE Trust is parent company of BRE Group Limited and its subsidiaries. © Copyright BRE Trust 2021 We use cookies to give you the best experience on our website. OkNo, thanksPrivacy policy