This article encapsulates how traditional contractors and MMC specialists are working collaboratively to push the boundaries of innovation in social housing, building towards a sustainable and efficient future. Read more here.
Effective evacuation planning is crucial for ensuring the safety of building occupants, including those who are vulnerable or have mobility impairments. A3/LSH National Relocation Director, Pierre Craddock discusses further here.
It’s been a month since the new government took over, and The King has spoken! The new party is actively pursuing its housing pledges, aiming to build 1.5 million homes, and pushing for devolution to give local councils more power. This ‘devolution revolution’ promises councils greater flexibility and control over budgets, leading to better public services and a deeper understanding of community needs.
Implementing a personal safety service can significantly enhance the protection of these employees against medical emergencies. Here’s how leveraging a personal safety service can make a difference.
It’s been just over a month since the new government took power and housing has emerged as a key priority. Here’s a summary of what we’ve learnt during Labour’s first month in government:
his year’s PfH Live was our busiest ever. Taking place at Housing 2024, Europe’s largest housing festival, it was standing room only as nearly 600 people listened to a jam-packed schedule of expert speakers sharing industry intelligence, tips and guidance.
Demand for temporary accommodation is being driven by the Government’s acceleration of the asylum decision process, along with rising homelessness linked to a shortage of social homes and the cost of living crisis. So, how can housing associations and local authorities develop a more strategic approach to the procurement of temporary accommodation?
The social housing sector is on the cusp of significant regulatory changes that promise to reshape the landscape for landlords and regulatory bodies alike. This blog post delves into the key aspects of these changes and offers actionable insights for compliance and preparation.
The term “commercial” isn’t new, yet with the coming changes from the Procurement Act, it’s resurfacing, necessitating a reminder that procurement and commerciality are distinct concepts.