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Our purpose is Helping Britain Prosper.
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We have an important role to play in creating a more sustainable and inclusive future.
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Brands
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Lloyds Banking Group incorporates many household names.
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Read the articleWho was Flora Murray?
As with all necessary struggles it’s often the actions of brilliant and tenacious individuals that create lasting change.
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Read the articleFarming our Future
Charlie Nunn meets our clients at Newlyns Farm, to talk about the part they play in their local community.
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Our colleagues' health and wellbeing is our number one priority.
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Annual report
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Our investment caseWhy invest in Lloyds Banking Group?
Higher, more sustainable returns as we continue to Help Britain Prosper.
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Read the articleA-Z: From Anxiety to Zero Way Out
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If you want to bring your knowledge and skills to a truly transformative, widescale digital environment, we’d love to hear from you.
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Supporting the UK housing market
We aspire to contribute to a UK in which all households have access to affordable, safe and sustainable homes in places they want to live.
Access to secure and quality housing is becoming increasingly challenging. We’re uniquely placed to enact change and want to explore the opportunities to increase access to the benefits of home ownership, including through shared ownership, supporting a quality rental and social housing sector, taking the building of housing that supports inclusive communities further, and increasing the availability of specialist housing.
We have supported more than £12 billion in funding to first time buyers in 2023.
Social housing is an integral part of the UK’s housing landscape with millions of people benefiting from stable and genuinely affordable homes. In 2023, we supported £2.7 billion of new funding to the social housing sector.
Our contribution to the housing market
£12bn+
funding to first time buyers in 2023
£10bn
of mortgage lending for EPC A and B rated properties by 2024
c.£17bn
funding provided to the social housing sector since 2018
Championing social housing
Social housing is an integral part of the UK’s housing landscape with millions of people benefiting from stable and genuinely affordable homes.
Lloyds Banking Group is the biggest supporter of social housing in the UK. We currently work with over 340 housing associations of all sizes.
Despite the construction of around 40,000 homes in 2021, there is still a chronic shortage of social housing in the UK. This is why we are committed to working with housebuilders to expand the availability of quality social housing across the UK.
Greening the built environment
Reducing emissions from the built environment is critical for the UK to achieve its net zero ambitions.
We're providing solutions to promote energy-efficient properties and retrofits, partnering with experts for heat pump and solar panel installations, and actively engaging with political stakeholders driving change.
Our latest insights
As longstanding supporters of the social housing sector, our experts have unique insights into the challenges and opportunities the sector is facing.
What can we expect from the UK housing market in 2025?
22 January 2025 | Andrew Asaam
Homes Director Andrew Asaam looks at what could impact the housing market this year, and why it's hard for younger adults to buy a home right now.
Tackling the skills shortage in the UK property sector
6 December 2023 | Jessica Tomlinson
FInd out how the skills shortage in the housing sector is affecting the number of genuinely affordable properties being built.
The hidden cost of the housing crisis
The number of people experiencing homelessness in the UK is at an all-time high, with a staggering 240,000 households living in unsuitable temporary accommodation. We explore the social housing shortfall.
Chronic shortage of social housing leaves families stuck in harmful accommodation
17 September 2024 | Lloyds Banking Group
New research reveals the stark reality of waiting for a social home -with nearly three quarters of people trapped in unsuitable properties that are impacting their health.
Giving first-time buyers a boost
We’re launching new support to get more first-time buyers onto the property ladder.
What are the risks and benefits of buying a house with a friend or sibling?
Half of first-time buyers are now willing to consider “non-traditional routes” to be able to afford a home.
What is social housing?
Following our call alongside Crisis for one million more homes for social rent in the next decade, we answer some of the most prevalent questions about social housing and the role it plays in the UK housing market.
What’s next for the housing market in 2024?
Our housing expert Andrew Asaam explores what homeowners and renters might see in the market this year.
Why should housing associations retrofit older properties now?
How can social housing providers find the right balance between building new homes and retrofitting existing housing stock?
Decarbonising the UK's housing stock
Becky Heaton | 23 Nov 2023
Our new research focuses on the key barriers to decarbonisation, the incentives needed to drive progress and contains insight from people who have retrofitted their homes.
Is homelessness a housing problem?
21 August 2023 | David Cleary
Our Head of Housing explains why increasing access to social housing is essential to fixing Britain’s housing crisis.
Do renters need to save more for retirement than homeowners?
4 July 2023 | Pete Glancy
30% of people are now expected to rent in retirement – but in some areas, rents will cost 130% of people's retirement income.
Let’s end homelessness with homes
20 April 2023 | Charlie Nunn and Matt Downie
We've joined forces with Crisis and Simon Community, calling for one million more social homes to be built.
How can we fix the UK's cladding crisis?
25 Jan 2023 | Andrew Asaam
How we've taken steps to get the mortgage market on cladded flats moving again.
Other content you might be interested in
Our partnership with Crisis
We have partnered with Crisis, a UK national charity for people experiencing homelessness.
Together, we're calling for the UK to build 1 million more homes for social rent by 2030.
Decarbonising the UK’s homes: A housing stocktake, 2023
Our new research focuses on the key barriers to decarbonisation, the incentives needed to drive progress and contains insight from people who have retrofitted their homes.