Maria Moise MArch
Retrofit Co-ordinator
Maria is a York-based architectural designer trained at the Centre for Alternative Technology in Wales, specialising in natural materials and domestic retrofit. She runs a practice focused on working with existing buildings, guiding homeowners and housing providers through the retrofit process.
As a Retrofit Coordinator, she's delivered low-carbon retrofit projects of all sizes across the UK, from assessments to technical delivery, always with strong client involvement. She works across all building types, including Listed Buildings, flood zones, and Conservation Areas, with experience in EnerPhit, LETI, and PAS 2035 standards. She also teaches, authoring and tutoring the AECB CarbonLite™ Retrofit Coordination Course, and mentors people facing employment barriers into the retrofit sector. Maria has been part of our CCH retrofit team since 2022.
Hear from our Vice Chair, Katie, about our conference this year!![]()
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If you came along, you will have received a survey about conference, please check your email, fill it in and let us know your thoughts. That's how we make conference bet#coophousingu#coophousing26ing26
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More from our Parliamentary session on Monday. In the words of Gareth Thomas MP, Chair of the APPG on Mutuals, 'there's a lot more work to do t#coophousing9; #coophousing
APPG Mutuals Co-operative Housing event - October 2026
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Championing co-operative housing in Parliament! The Confederation of Co-operative Housing was delighted to take part in an All-Party Parliamentary Group on Mutuals meeting in the House of Commons to d...
🏛️ Championing co-operative housing in Parliament! 🏡🤝![]()
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The Confederation of Co-operative Housing was delighted to take part in an All-Party Parliamentary Group on Mutuals meeting in the House of Commons to discuss the future of co-operative housing and the changes needed to help our sector grow.![]()
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The meeting provided an important opportunity to highlight two key priorities for the sector:![]()
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🔹 Co-operative tenure: Building on our work with the Co-operative Party and Andrew Pakes MP’s 10 Minute Rule Bill in April 2025, we discussed the Government’s stated willingness to legislate for a co-operative housing tenure — an important step towards giving co-operative housing greater recognition and support.![]()
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🔹 Access to finance: We need appropriate and affordable funding mechanisms to enable housing co-operatives and community-led housing initiatives to flourish, alongside council housing and other forms of affordable housing.![]()
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With over 220 members across the UK, growing international connections and record-breaking attendance at our recent Annual Conference, the co-operative housing movement has much to celebrate — but there is still more to do!![]()
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We believe everyone should have the opportunity to benefit from housing that puts people, community and democratic control at its heart. With the right legislation, financing and political support, co-operative housing can play a greater role in delivering genuinely affordable, community-led homes across the UK.![]()
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A big thank you to Gareth Thomas MP, Chair of the APPG on Mutuals, and everyone involved in the meeting for helping to keep co-operative housing on the parliamentary agenda.![]()
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Together, we can build a stronger future for co-operative housing! 🏡💚 #coophousing
Great initiative from Drumchapel Housing Co-operative up in Scotland!
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Anthony Collins Solicitors podcast - Respect Orders, overview of the new ASBI regime![]()
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In this podcast episode, they explain how Respect Orders will replace Antisocial Behaviour Injunctions for the most serious cases involving harassment, alarm or distress, while housing injunctions and youth injunctions will be used in other circumstances. They explore the key legal tests, the new requirement for risk assessments, the role of vulnerability and safeguarding considerations, and how the new enforcement regime will operate.
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Join Rebecca Sembuuze and Banita Gogia as they discuss the introduction of respect orders under the Crime and Policing Act 2026 and what these changes mean for social...