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The August/September issue of HMM includes our regular ‘product round-up’, which showcase the latest exciting and innovative products available.

Our features in this issue include:

• Industry Viewfinder | Enhancing Fire Safety in Social Housing
  Despite improved fire safety regulations, significant gaps persist. A minority of housing professionals still report failings, with some uncomfortable reporting fire safety issues, highlighting ongoing risks in the sector. See page 25…

• Addressing the Ageing Population Crisis | Stepping up to support older residents
  Peter Wingrave of AAT GB Ltd asks, is it time for a step change in the way we approach dealing with the crisis in our housing market? See page 34…

• Fire Door Safety Week | Fire Door Safety Week
  Helen Hewitt of the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) explores how legislation is driving forward fire safety standards and how Fire Door Safety Week remains crucial for raising awareness of fire doors and their life saving role. See page 39…

• Heating, Ventilation & Services | Affordable warmth
  Ashley Cooper of WMS, explains how heating homes from the ground up delivers affordable warmth for today, tomorrow and the future. See page 42…
  

• Interiors: Flooring | Why floor coverings matter
  Agustina Memoli of Uplyfted discusses the importance of floor coverings in Social Housing and asks can a home be a decent one without floor coverings? See page 45…

• Tenant & Resident Engagement | No access? Give tenants a stronger voice
  In an increasingly complex landscape, where consumer and compliance standards have been thrust into the spotlight, Gary Haynes of Voicescape discusses the issue of no-access and why reducing no-access rates and increasing tenant engagement through innovation are more important than ever. See page 49…

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