Melissa Woodall (Chair), looks back at what the NHMF Service Provider Forum has achieved since she took over in May, and outlines her vision for 2025.
Social landlords maintaining good quality, safe and warm homes will be in the best position to comply with all their legal obligations. Providing an effective and efficient service for their tenants (and all their residents) is integral to their social purpose.
In today’s landscape, sustainability is the topic that is on everyone’s mind and as the new government confirms that the UK is committed to meeting its Net Zero target by 2050, what does that mean for the social housing sector?
2024’s last NHMF Service Provider Forum meeting was a timely opportunity to catch up, compare notes and take stock.
We’re excited to announce a dynamic partnership between National Housing Maintenance Forum and the Healthy Homes Hub!
With the general election still fresh in our minds, the timing was perfect for the latest NHMF Service Provider Forum meeting which saw over 40 housing professionals join, to hear more about the new government’s housing strategy and ask what it will mean for the sector.
Residents must be at the heart of building safety. This includes the significant and disruptive works required to remediate buildings, with those responsible for the project and works considering residents as a key stakeholder throughout.
It was full steam ahead at London’s Hallam Conference Centre, with the Spring NHMF Service Provider Forum meeting underway earlier this month.
Following his recent presentation to the HAMMAR Southwest group in March, Richard Bennion (Managing Director, iON Consultants) explores how best to support dutyholders with their responsibilities to manage asbestos safely.
The NHMF is the leading body representing housing providers, committed to championing innovation to deliver excellence in maintenance and asset management