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Four months in – unpacking the Procurement Act 2023

A year in review: the impacts of post-consumer regulation on UK social housing

Designing housing for an ageing population: solutions for an inclusive future

How social housing providers can access funding for Disabled Facility Grants (DFGs)

How social value measurement is transforming the future of social housing

Spending Review spotlight: Could ‘mixed methods’ help to unlock 1.5 million homes?

Combating unpredictable repairs spend: A proactive approach

Top tips for choosing the right flooring contractor

Top 6 Priorities for the Procurement Act: Your Go-Live Checklist

Monday, 24th February 2025, marks a significant milestone in public procurement. As the reforms take effect, we asked Guy Stapleford, head of consultancy at PfH, to share his top six priorities for public sector procurement teams in the coming weeks. 

From Crisis to Comfort –Major Incident planning

Annual Report 2024 Procurement for Housing

Achieving more with less: the role of procurement solution providers in social housing

Advancing Social Housing: Integrating Traditional Construction with Modern Methods

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.

Evacuation planning

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.

Procuring social value can change lives

UK social value legislation has been around for over a decade but is still contested. At the heart of the debate is the concept of value itself.

Crisis Management: The Importance of Pre-Planned Decant Processes

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.