It has been six months since the LHC region officially extended its services to the Midlands. The LHC region previously focused solely on London and the South East, now encompasses the East Midlands, West Midlands, and East of England, which has bought a host of benefits to our clients.
In July, Annie Ngemi, our Business Coordinator at LHC, dedicated her time to a charity day with the Wonderful World Holiday Bible Club organised by Rayners Lane Baptist Church (RLBC) in Harrow. Rayners Lane Baptist Church (RLBC), a registered charity (#1129399), hosts a range of free events for the community, including the Wonderful World Holiday Bible Club, where children aged 5-11 can participate in a fun day filled with activities.
We are delighted to introduce Steve Fed, our new Technical Support Manager for the Midlands region. Steve's wealth of experience and expertise in the industry, along with his background in Architecture and his strong foundation in surveying roles within the Housing and Education sectors, make him a valuable asset to our team. His addition to our team not only strengthens our technical capabilities but also enhances the added-value services we can provide to our partners in the Midlands. This new role underscores our unwavering commitment to delivering projects through our frameworks that not only meet but exceed the high standards and expectations of our partners. Moreover, it reflects our dedication to improving lives and places, ensuring that every project we undertake contributes positively to the communities we serve.
The King’s Speech marks an important moment in any government as it sets its agenda for the next parliamentary period. For Labour, it represents their first opportunity to deliver change after a lengthy period in opposition. What does this mean for housing?
My experience working within the public sector has been very meaningful and fulfilling. I provide support and advice on procurement processes, project management, and quality control, all of which aim to improve the community and quality of life.
Our recent Summer Conference on Fire Safety, Disrepair, and Modernisation was a great success, bringing together industry experts, professionals, and stakeholders to discuss vital topics shaping the built environment. Read the full article to learn about some of the key highlights from the event.
To meet the UK’s net zero ambitions we need a sustained retrofit programme to reduce energy consumption, improve thermal performance and decrease the carbon impact of our buildings. Renewable technologies will play a critical role in addressing this challenge – but it can sometimes be difficult for clients when comparing and procuring different solutions.
That’s where frameworks help.
In the realm of energy efficiency and building standards in the UK, PAS 2030 and PAS 2035 are critical. They provide guidelines and requirements for the installation of energy efficiency measures and the retrofit of buildings.
We take a look into the accreditation and its importance in the retrofit journey.
Local authorities and housing associations are responsible for 6.3 million public sector buildings, and face increasing pressure to improve their existing stock by retrofit and decarbonisation to both meet the environmental targets, and support tenants through the energy and fuel crisis. Through extensive pre-tender engagement LHC has designed its latest framework to support these challenges.
In the race to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050, local authorities are facing one of the biggest changes, and therefore challenges, of a generation; retrofitting their existing housing stock to meet stringent decarbonisation requirements.
However, help is at hand...
