Sue Robb of 4Children talks to Julie Laughton and Alison Britton from the Department for Education about the role of childminders in delivering the 30 hours free entitlement.
Craig Evans, chief operating officer of UKATA, presents a comprehensive guide on the removal, surveying, and consultation processes essential for asbestos management.
With its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, vibrant culture, and world-class facilities, Scotland has everything you need to ensure your event is memorable and successful.
Robyn Quick investigates how funding from the cancelled part of HS2 is being reallocated to road maintenance across the country.
The Property Care Association have a look at some of the invasive species we should be aware of, besides Japanese knotweed.
The British Association of Removers looks at how local authorities can procure removal services.
Olivia Smalley, head of policy and communications at the Heat Pump Association, reflects on the pivotal role that local government and officials will play in the transition to low-carbon heating such as heat pumps.
Keep Britian Tidy has launched a new waste hierarchy to better engage the public about waste prevention.
Roy Sullivan, senior consultant and authorising engineer (water) at the Water Hygiene Centre Ltd investigates Legionella and RAAC.
Zoe Giles, fire risk consultant at the Fire Protection Association discusses the fundamentals of protecting buildings through fire risk assessments and her own journey as a fire risk consultant.
In the UK, asbestos remains a legacy issue in many public buildings, posing significant health and safety concerns.
Street lights are an essential part of infrastructure providing visibility, safety and a sense of security for those using roads and pavements.
Rick Green, chair of the Asphalt Industry Alliance, investigates how best to use government funding for road improvements
Tania Bowers, global policy director at the Association of Profesional Staffing Companies (APSCo) addresses some of the current issues in public sector recuitment.
Safety is at the top of the list for public sector building managers, followed closely by carbon emissions and energy costs.
The government-backed Cyber Essentials certification scheme is based around five key technical controls that organisations should aspire to.
The world is engulfed by a digital transformation, and everyone, even the public sector, will need to engage with new digital technologies and solutions.
The FIA looks at best pracitce for fire safety in public buildings for this year.
NPTA's Grahame Turner discusses methods to help ensure effective and efficient pest management at your properties.
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