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Since 1966, the true impact of LHC's work can be seen in the strengthened communities and improved lives across our region. At the heart of our not-for-profit organisation is a simple mission: our success should directly benefit the communities we serve. We are proud to channel our surplus back into our region, reinforcing our commitment to improving lives and places through quality procurement solutions.

This September, LHC hosted our public sector clients and industry experts at The Cumberland Hotel in Marble Arch for our AGM and Modular Buildings event. The day provided a dynamic forum for exploring how we can deliver essential buildings faster, more efficiently, and in line with net-zero ambitions. The answer, as demonstrated throughout the event, was the strategic implementation of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC).

Annie Ngemi, our Business Coordinator, volunteered at Rayners Lane Baptist Church. She was buzzing with excitement as she prepared for one of the highlights of the Church’s year: their annual Holiday Bible Club - The Greatest Journey! Their halls were filled with the energy and laughter of children from the local communities.

At LHC, our commitment to excellence in procurement is powered by continuous learning and direct engagement with the sector. Throughout the year, our team attends a wide range of events, conferences, and forums to ensure we remain at the forefront of industry trends, policy developments, and innovative practices.

For anyone concerned about the housing crisis in London, the recent announcement of a massive cash injection for the capital’s social and affordable housing is more than welcome. Let's break down what this means for Londoners, local authorities, and housing associations.

Yesterday, the LHC team traded their usual workstations for paint rollers and cleaning supplies, spending a day volunteering at the West London Somaliland Community Centre. It was a day filled with hard work, purpose, and the powerful reminder of what a community can achieve when it comes together.

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.