The Estate Management Services 2 Framework allows public sector buyers to procure estate management services
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Sarah West, centre director at the Stockholm Environment Institute, sets out why indoor air quality must become a national public‑health priority a
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The National Flood Forum sets out why effective flood preparedness depends on properly funded councils, strong community partnerships and sustained
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The National Association of Fire Door Inspectors (NAFDI) explains why properly inspected, maintained and documented fire doors are essential to saf
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UKATA explains why high‑quality, regularly refreshed asbestos training is essential for protecting staff, maintaining compliance and safely managin
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The Estate Management Services 2 Framework allows public sector buyers to procure estate management services
Managing public buildings and land can be complex, especially for organisations with large or varied estates. The Estate Management Services 2 framework gives public sector bodies a straightforward way to access specialist support across every aspect of estate management, from day‑to‑day operations to strategic planning and compliance.
Sarah West, centre director at the Stockholm Environment Institute, sets out why indoor air quality must become a national public‑health priority and why the UK’s public buildings urgently need modern ventilation standards
The National Flood Forum sets out why effective flood preparedness depends on properly funded councils, strong community partnerships and sustained investment in resilience
Flooding is no longer an occasional emergency for a small number of places. It is a defining challenge for local government across the UK. Today, most local authorities have communities at risk from flooding, and climate change means that risk is increasing in frequency, severity and complexity.
The National Association of Fire Door Inspectors (NAFDI) explains why properly inspected, maintained and documented fire doors are essential to safeguarding lives, protecting property and meeting public‑sector fire‑safety obligations
UKATA explains why high‑quality, regularly refreshed asbestos training is essential for protecting staff, maintaining compliance and safely managing the public estate
Although asbestos was banned more than 25 years ago, it remains in an estimated 1.5 million buildings nationwide, including many schools, hospitals, civic buildings and offices constructed or refurbished before 1999.
The Contract Flooring Association is the leading independent professional voice of the contract flooring industry. Members of the Association include specialist flooring contractors, manufacturers, distributors and consultants, both large and small, operating from locations throughout the UK. The CFA’s membership now accounts for a significant proportion of the UK’s commercial flooring market.
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