By Richard Ganeshmoorthy, Director Urban Studio In the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017 in West London, there was a significant shift in building safety regulations in the United Kingdom. The tragedy highlighted the urgent need for stringent ...
Read More »Unlock Awaab’s Law compliance with audits
Validate cleaning performance to ensure healthier living conditions, advises MSL Solution Providers Leading regulatory and microbiological testing house, MSL Solution Providers, is calling on landlords, councils, housing associations, and facilities management (FM) companies to proactively engage in comprehensive cleaning audits ...
Read More »Government responds in full to Grenfell Tower Inquiry
The government has accepted the findings in the full response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s final report and has set out its plans to act on all 58 recommendations, driving a sweeping transformation to enhance building and fire safety standards. ...
Read More »Vegware simplifies recycling with new legislation
On March 31st, 2025, a new recycling legislation, Simpler Recycling, will come into effect, making it easier for businesses to comply with environmental regulations. Vegware, a leading provider of compostable foodservice packaging, is pleased to announce that its disposable products ...
Read More »Procurement Act 2023: Pagabo urges public and private sectors to act on reform
A new campaign has been launched by national procurement specialist, Pagabo, to support the UK’s public and private sectors with adopting and benefiting from the latest procurement reform, which will come into effect on 24 February when the Procurement Act 2023 ...
Read More »Construction clients are ‘ignoring building safety’
New research carried out by the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has revealed construction clients are failing to engage with the new building safety regime. The Association used its regional meetings with members as ‘focus groups’ over a six-month period ...
Read More »Waste crime in the UK: Are you compliant?
Waste-related legislation around recycling and food waste will make waste management a key business priority in early 2025 says Martin Dallison, Supply Chain Coordinator at Everflow Waste crime has become a growing concern in the UK and has significant environmental, ...
Read More »New powers for local authorities to let empty high street property without landlord consent
As of Monday 2nd December 2024, local authorities will be given powers to let out empty high street properties via auctions without their owner’s consent, leaving landlords facing significant costs, according to property law firm, BDB Pitmans. High Street Rental ...
Read More »Building Safety Act awareness is rising
Awareness of the Building Safety Act and its implications is growing across the building services sector according to new research commissioned by the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA). The industry-wide survey, carried out by AMA Research on behalf of the ...
Read More »Martyns Law: Insights from the Standard Tier Consultation
By Brodies LLP, a leading UK law firm The proposed Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill (commonly known as “Martyn’s Law” in tribute to Martyn Hett who was killed in the Manchester Arena terrorist attack in 2017) continues to be a ...
Read More »