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New Fire Safety Regulations: Are You Ready?
From 6th April 2026, Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs) become mandatory for residents with disabilities in high-rise buildings.
Building Assessments: Lessons Learnt
74% of high-rise residential buildings are failing their Building Assessment Certificate. That's a real challenge. But it doesn't have to happen to your organisation.
Awaab’s Law phase 1 is implemented this month - Now what?
Tessa Barraclough, Lead for the National Housing Maintenance Forum (NHMF)'s Working Group on Healthy Homes, and Riverside’s Assistant Director for Asset Strategy and Sustainability, discusses how the UK Social Housing faces significant readiness gaps despite the clear requirements of phase 2 of Awaab’s Law.
Heat Network Regulations
Everything you need to know about the heat networks regulation and what help is available
Retrofit Standards: BS40104 & PAS 2035
The latest on Retrofit Standards
NHMF Service Provider Forum Delivers Critical Insights on AI, Respect, and Procurement Innovation
Updates from the latest NHMF Service Provider Forum Meeting
Skills, training, culture: the story so far
Chris Patient, Head of Consultancy at Rand and Chair of the NHMF Working Groups for Skills, training and culture gives us an update from the NHMF Working Group focused on highlighting what a great place housing is to work and build a career.
NHMF Working Groups: Working for the sector
For many years, The National Housing Maintenance Forum has been the leading UK body focused on promoting best practices in social housing maintenance and asset management, particularly within the social housing sector.
Empowering the Next Generation: NHMF's New Mentoring Programme for Social Housing Professionals
The National Housing Maintenance Forum's 'Training, Skills & Culture' Working Group is launching a mentoring initiative designed to transform career development for early-career professionals across the UK's social housing sector.
The NHMF Procurement Working Group
The NHMF Procurement Working Group has been formed from experts in the world of procurement to monitor, discuss and publicise changes to procurement in the UK, any emerging trends, and what they might mean for the future of the sector.
