How to magnify web pages?

All modern browsers support scaling of screen resolution to allow users to enlarge the content of the webpage being viewed to be zoomed up and down to suit their needs.

Windows

Zoom in

To zoom into the webpage making all the content larger hold Ctrl (Control key) and press the (plus) + key.

Zoom out

To zoom out of the webpage making all the content smaller hold Ctrl (Control key) and press the (minus) - key.

Reset scale

To return the page to it′s standard magnification hold Ctrl (Control key) and press the (zero) 0 key.

Apple Mac

The same proceedures are used on Apple Macs but Ctrl is replaced by the Command key.

In This Section

Board Members

We are pleased to introduce the people who make up our Board . You can read more about each person by clicking on the relevant links.

Anne Rowlands

Anne Rowlands

Chair

About Anne

Anne has over 40 years’ experience in the social housing and care sectors. Now retired, Anne worked as a CEO of a housing association in the North-East, Anne has also worked in an executive role for a number of charities providing services for people with a learning disability and with mental health problems. She is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Housing.

Gillian Bramfitt

Gillian Bramfitt

Vice Chair

About Gillian

Gillian currently runs a company specialising in training in the housing sector. She worked for DAMHA in a housing management role for 18 years.

Louise Buckton

Louise Buckton

Member

About Louise

Louise Buckton is a Construction Director with Gentoohomes. Prior to that Louise was a New Build Director with Equans. Louise has also worked as Commercial Director of Esh Construction Ltd, and Head of Commercial Assets at a large housing provider in Redcar and Cleveland. While familiar at a senior level with the issues of social housing, Louise also brings a different perspective with her professional experience in the private sector.

Kate Abson

Kate Abson

Member

About Kate

Kate has a tremendous amount of experience in strategic decision making at both Executive and Board levels, and of the particular issues around social housing development in the North-East. She is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and responsible for leading a 2,000 home new build development and regeneration strategy in her employed role

Jenny

Jenny

Allinson

About Jenny

Jenny has 30 years' experience working in social housing and is currently Director of Corporate Governance with Bernicia Housing Association. Prior to this she was Head of Risk and Compliance at another large housing association.

Rob

Rob

Chesman

About Rob

Rob is a customer service professional with over 25 years experience in various sectors and been responsible for developing customer strategy and delivering multi-channel customer service solutions in businesses from SME to corporate bodies.

Steve

Steve

Williams

About Steve

Steve worked his entire career in information and computing technology for large public and private sector organisations and has served as a Non-Executive Director for a large housing association.

Mark Reid

Mark Reid

Member

About Mark

Mark recently retired from his role as Director of Resources at a large housing association and worked for over 20 years in social housing.

Diane Carney

Diane Carney

Member

About Diane

Diane has more than 25 years experience in the social housing sector, working for both local authority and housing association providers. She has worked in a range of roles covering all key services provided by social landlords including asset management, housing management, customer service and most recently as Executive Director of Property for a large housing association in the North East of England.

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