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.
At the end of 2024 and the start of 2025, Steve Fed our Technical Support Manager for the Midlands, participated in two inspiring volunteering sessions with STAA. STAA is a charitable organisation based at the historic St Ann’s Allotments in Nottingham.
DIIC was born from witnessing the challenges my 17-year-old daughter faced while trying to find her place in the construction industry, a space that is still overwhelmingly male-dominated and often inaccessible to young women, particularly women of colour.
At our company, giving back to the community is an important value, and our recent charity volunteer day at the Harlington Scout Group Headquarters was a perfect example of that commitment in action.
The Harlington Scout Group headquarters, had not been refurbished for over 20 years, and our team was eager to help give it a much needed refresh.
At a time when energy prices are increasing and climate concerns are growing more than ever, Infinity Energy Organisation has stepped up with something truly game-changing: the UK’s first full-scale Energy Efficiency Hub. Officially launched on February 7, 2025, this flagship initiative from Infinity isn't just a showroom, it’s an experience that is designed to help the homeowners, councils, and industry professionals to showcase what sustainable living can look like not just in concepts but in reality.
In March, industry leaders, experts, and public sector professionals gathered at the IET London: Savoy Place for an insightful day dedicated to retrofit and decarbonisation. The event sparked crucial discussions, showcased solutions, and provided networking opportunities, all aimed at driving the UK closer to its net zero goals.
