We're Flagship
We build homes, let, improve, and maintain them. We don’t simply want to make a difference to our tenants and their communities – we want to solve the housing crisis too. To help us, we build homes for sale, reinvesting any profit we make where it’s needed most - we call it profit for purpose.
By spending money wisely, improving relentlessly and working together in partnership with other businesses, housing associations and local authorities, we can fulfil our vision.
As Flagship, we can make a difference, but together we can solve the housing crisis.
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14/08/2025
Twenty-three affordable homes hit major milestone on Norfolk coast
Twenty-three new affordable homes are taking shape on the Norfolk coast – and they’ve just hit a milestone to be proud of.
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11/08/2025
Flagship submits additional technical information for the Abbey outline planning application
Additional information has been provided to an application to transform a Thetford neighbourhood following feedback from statutory consultees and other experts.
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07/08/2025
Making a splash for sustainability
Flagship's tree team has introduced a 2,700-litre water bowser earlier this year which utilises wastewater to enable sustainable management of green spaces.
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01/08/2025
How housing is an LGBTQIA+ issue – listen to the latest episode of Flagship’s Open House podcast
Listen to episode three of Flagship’s podcast Open House, now available on Spotify, all about how housing is an LGBTQIA+ issue, and all the ways housing providers can recognise issues and improve their services.
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17/07/2025
Village green transformation brings community together
A village green is buzzing with activity following a £20,000 upgrade that has brought the whole community together.
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11/07/2025
Seeding greener communities; Flagship’s wildflower meadows schemes in action
Flagship is carrying out an urban wilding research project, working alongside urban designers Levitt Bernstein and ecological consultants Greengage, on two sites: The Park at East Harling, Norfolk, and to St. Andrew's Place in Melton, Suffolk, where we're looking at different ways of managing green space in the two communities.
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