The future of public sector construction is evolving. With the Procurement Act 2023 now in full effect, growing demand for Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), and an accelerated drive toward net zero compliance, staying ahead is essential.
The demand for flexible, high-quality spaces in the UK's healthcare and education sectors has never been greater. With rising patient numbers and growing student populations, traditional construction methods often fall short in delivering timely, cost-effective solutions.
A Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) enables public sector buyers, including local authorities, housing associations, and government bodies, to source suppliers for works, goods, and services.
Last week, Adam Durrance, Client Support Manager from the Midlands region, had the opportunity to step away from his usual role and spend a day volunteering with The Conservation Volunteers (TCV), a fantastic charity dedicated to improving and protecting green spaces across the UK. As part of our social value commitment at LHC, every team member receives 1.5 paid volunteer days each year to dedicate to a meaningful cause.
The Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) remains a key pillar of the UK’s strategy to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. Since its launch in 2020, the scheme has allocated billions of funding to public sector organisations, helping them reduce carbon emissions through energy efficiency upgrades and low carbon heating solutions. This can be seen through various projects procured through LHC.
We are delighted to welcome Rory Evans as the new Regional Director at LHC, overseeing the Midlands, London, and South East region.
At LHC, we are proud to support our employees in giving back to their communities. As part of our social value commitment, every team member receives 1.5 paid volunteer days each year to dedicate to a meaningful cause.
Damp and mould in social housing have been a growing concern, particularly after the tragic death of two year old Awaab Ishak in 2020, which was linked to prolonged exposure to mould in his home. In response, the UK government introduced Awaab’s Law, setting quicker response times for landlords to address damp and mould issues.
The UK government’s Warmer Homes Local Grant 2025 presents a vital opportunity for local authorities to tackle fuel poverty and improve energy efficiency in low income households. This guide explains how councils can maximise this funding to deliver meaningful change for residents while meeting decarbonisation targets.
To enhance fire safety and protect vulnerable residents, new regulations have been introduced by the UK government requiring care homes to install sprinkler systems. These changes are set to impact both newly constructed and existing care home facilities.
