Revisiting the approach to Fire Safety in Social Housing
Fire Safety is of the utmost importance, and housing fires are preventable more often than not. Despite this, fires in UK housing are no thing of the past – with…
Revisiting Fire Safety
Last year, Housing, Management & Maintenance magazine conducted a research initiative of its readers to find out the most common causes of fire risk in their housing stock, and the…
The Decarbonisation Of Social Housing
The UK’s housing stock is arguably the oldest and most inefficient in Europe. However, 80% of the housing we will need by 2050 already exists. This means that a retrofit…
Meeting the Needs of an Ageing Population
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), by 2041, one in four people in England will be 65 or older, and by the same year, the number of English…
The importance of healthy homes
Industry leaders across the sector are making a push for ‘healthy’ homes, which can include not only the provision of adequate air quality and affordably comfortable and safe interior environments,…
Delivering better fire safety
Despite disasters such as the Lakanal House fire in 2009, the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017, the widespread condemnation of poor practices that have followed each of these, or the…
Exploring current thinking in remote management & monitoring
Remote access has the potential to greatly enhance the effectiveness of landlords and housing professionals. This White Paper will look at the benefits of Remote Access Technologies and the issues…