Insights

Awaab’s Law: You may already have the tools you need

As phase 2 of Awaab’s Law approaches, many housing providers are reviewing their processes, technology and operational readiness to ensure they can meet the new requirements to address the additional hazards that will need to be managed from the end of November. 

Is your organisation ready for Awaab’s Law? Awaab’s Law preparation checklist for social landlords

Awaab’s Law introduces strict timescales for investigating and resolving damp, mould, emergency and significant hazards. Preparing for phase 2 now will help you protect residents, reduce risk and demonstrate compliance. Use this checklist to assess your readiness for phase 2 and get ready for the update.

How location data can transform Awaab’s Law management

As Awaab’s Law places stricter responsibilities on social landlords to investigate damp and mould, and both emergency and significant hazards within defined timescales, housing providers are under increasing pressure to move beyond reactive repairs and adopt a more proactive, evidence-led approach. Technology will play a critical role, but one capability is often overlooked: location intelligence.

Faster benefits decisions make a real difference

Behind the latest processing figures is a simple outcome: councils can move faster, and residents can get the certainty they need sooner. 

Awaab’s Law compliance can’t be bought – it must be lived.

As housing providers get ready for the next phase of Awaab’s Law, Roger Birkinshaw, Executive Director Government and Housing, explains how NEC Housing includes Awaab’s Law compliance without having to bolt on something else.

Published research marks major milestone for world’s first international neuromodulation registry

Supporting Medical Device Innovation Through Health Data Partnerships that Benefit Clinicians and Patients

With big changes ahead for our emergency services customers, our partnerships have evolved to match

From AI-enabled crime to brand new boundaries, our emergency services customers are having to make constant adjustments. Executive director Steve Ainsworth explains why innovating our working relationships is just as vital as investing in tech.

Decompressing Hospital Waitlists with Community Eye Care Solutions

Why local authorities are rethinking document redaction with AI

Meeting information governance obligations has never been more challenging. Faced with growing document volumes and increasing pressure to respond quickly, local authorities are exploring how AI can help automate redaction while maintaining compliance and control.

Delivering a seamless transition to the Crisis & Resilience Fund at Oxfordshire