Oakfield Terrace Update: October 2023

We’ve continued to push on behind the scenes with great progress on Oakfield Terrace, meeting fortnightly with our project team and partners to ensure we keep moving forward with momentum to deliver on our promise to our community.

We’re working through the final legal and design processes – dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s, so make sure all the vital preparation work is in place to hopefully be able to confirm a date to start on site by the end of the year.

A key element of our design for Oakfield Terrace, developed through a participatory process with local residents, is making sure the refurbished homes and business spaces we provide are warm, affordable and energy efficient.

We’ll do this through a process known as whole house retrofit, which will include inputting measures like insulation and ground source heat pumps to increase energy efficiency and therefore reduce running costs for residents.

We’re committed to making sure these energy efficiency measures stay at the core of our design, despite cost increases and pressured timelines.

But it doesn’t stop with Oakfield Terrace. Our Cosy Homes project has the ambition to offer whole house retrofit to every home in the neighbourhood, without leaving anyone behind! It’s a big dream, and we need your help. Find out more about how to get involved in the Cosy Homes Club here.

Welcome our newest team member!


We’re thrilled to welcome Rachael Treacher as the newest member of the Homebaked CLT team. Find out more about Rachael below: I’ve lived in Liverpool for 23 years, and my career has weaved its way through arts, culture, charity, and health and wellbeing sectors. My work has always focused on people, places, and positive experiences—whether […]

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Cosy Homes Club: DIY Draughtproofing with Carbon Coop


Written by Tom Doubtfire, Cosy Homes Club Citizen researcher Last week we were joined at Kitty’s Launderette by Laurence and Lorenza from Carbon Co-op (https://carbon.coop), for our DIY Draughtproofing workshop. We learnt that around 15% of heat loss is from draughts. There is a difference between draughts and ventilation as well: a draught is classed […]

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Cosy Homes Club: Capacity building with our local team


After recruiting a team of local Energy Champions and Citizen Researchers, our first collective training workshop was held in an appropriately cosy room at Everton In the Community, just before Christmas. We begin by sitting down together for lunch for a chance to chat and get to know each other a little, and then spent […]

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