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Guidance

Using the Homes England logo

Partners should make use of the Homes England logos provided for site signage and other marketing materials.

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General guidance

  • Aa signboard must be displayed in a prominent position on any development supported by Homes England
  • Thethe logo must be placed on site signboards in an appropriate manner. Providers can use their own judgement, but should ensure that our logo is given equal prominence to that of other scheme partners
  • Ensureplease ensure that the logo is reproduced carefully —– it can be made larger but must not be warped
  • Wherewhere more than one partner’s branding is displayed alongside Homes England, there is no specific order in which they must appear
  • Ensureplease also ensure that you replace our old HCA logo with the official Homes England logo
  • Providersproviders are responsible for obtaining any necessary statutory approvals or consents suche.g. as Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisement) Regulations, 1992

Additional text

  • Wherewhere applicable, please change our website address to www.gov.uk/homes-england
  • Therethere is no requirement for any additional text or strapline, however where there already exists the text ‘With funding from the Department of Communities and Local Government’ or ‘With funding from the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities’, please replace with ‘With funding from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government’Government’.

Terms and conditions of use

By downloading the Homes England logo,logo you are agreeing to adhere to the following terms and conditions of use:

  1. You acknowledge that the logo is the property of Homes England. The grant of this licence does not confer any form of proprietary right in the logo and other brand devices to you or any third party.

  2. You shall not use the logo and other brand devices in any way which may damage the reputation of Homes England.

  3. You shall immediately cease any use (including any use for the reason for use) upon request from Homes England.

Further information

For more information about using our logo, get in touch with our communications team by emailing communications@homesengland.gov.uk.

Updates to this page

Published 11 January 2018

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    1. Following the accession of His Majesty The King, the symbols of state have been updated to reflect the new design of the Tudor Crown. The Homes England logo assets and accompanying guidance have been updated to reflect this.

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Update history

2026-09-02 11:55
Design and Logo guidance has been updated.

2026-09-01 11:19
Updated contact email address.

2026-07-16 15:22
A link to National Housing Bank logo files has been added.

2025-05-01 11:39
Following the accession of His Majesty The King, the symbols of state have been updated to reflect the new design of the Tudor Crown. The Homes England logo assets and accompanying guidance have been updated to reflect this.

2024-11-19 13:40
Removed a duplicate file from the page and renamed the logo files to better reflect their content. Guidance on usage has also been made clearer.

2024-09-16 16:01
Update to the additional text requirements to reflect that the ‘Department of Communities and Local Government’ and ‘Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities’ is now known as the ‘Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government’.