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Our features in this issue include:

• Decarbonisation | SOCIAL HOUSING: THE UK’S UNSUNG HERO FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND GREEN HEATING
  With the Warm Homes Social Housing Fund allocations confirmed, Kensa’s Dr Stuart Gadsden looks back at the commendable progress social housing has made in decarbonising properties, what lessons there are for private housing and why policy certainty is key for maintaining momentum. See page 20…
  

• Insulation | THE GREAT RETROFIT CHALLENGE
  Retrofitting the UK’s ageing homes is urgent. Simon Storer of the Insulation Manufacturers Association highlights both challenges and opportunities in meeting evolving safety, sustainability, and efficiency standards through effective insulation solutions. See page 23…

• Safety & Security | BEYOND COMPLIANCE
  Following Grenfell, fire safety leads to facade design. Sandra Rubiano of AESG stresses that recladding is also a chance to improve building safety, sustainability, and overall liveability beyond compliance. See page 27…

• Tackling Damp, Mould & Condensation | DEFYING DAMP: SOLVING SOCIAL HOUSING’S MOULD PROBLEM
  From October 2025, social landlords must fix serious damp and mould risks quickly. Luke Brooks of Tarmac highlights lime plaster systems as a people-first, effective alternative to costly or ineffective fixes. See page 31…

• Technology: Housing Software | TECHNOLOGY’S CRITICAL ROLE IN TACKLING HOUSING REPAIRS
  As housing repairs surge and insourcing rises, Dave Carr of Propeller, explains why embracing technology is essential for social landlords and their contractors. See page 33…

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