Insights

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Adapting for adverse weather

2nd October 2026

Increasingly adverse and extreme weather events are becoming foreseeable operational risks for both organisations and those managing property (see our insight of the 10th September 2026). This means that the historic “bad weather is something to be dealt with only when a warning arrives” strategy is no longer a good one.

Reflections from a Building Safety Conference: Progress, but little pace

25th September 2026

Attending a recent building safety conference left me with mixed feelings. There is no doubt that progress is being made. Gateway 2 approval rates have improved, remediation programmes continue to gather momentum, and government remains committed to implementing the recommendations of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry by 2029. On paper, these are all positive developments.

Adverse weather – a predictable future event

10th September 2026

Climate impacts are rising, yet preparedness is lagging. With record temperatures, increasing weather disruptions, and a prolonged El Niño expected into 2027, organisations must shift focus from mitigation to adaptation and resilience.

From rooftops to restaurants: what recent Legionella outbreaks tell us about emerging exposure pathways

7th September 2026

Legionnaires’ disease outbreaks in Canada and France highlight that risks extend beyond cooling towers. Organisations should identify, assess and maintain all aerosol-generating systems, including misters, humidifiers and water features, to reduce exposure risks.

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The air we breathe at work: Why indoor air quality matters

7th September 2026

We spend much of our working lives indoors, but how often do we consider the quality of the air we are breathing?

What first aid provisions am I required to provide?

4th September 2026

Employers must provide appropriate first aid equipment, facilities, and personnel, with kits aligned to BS 8599-1 standards. Higher-risk workplaces may need additional provisions, including AEDs, which are recommended best practice and should be regularly inspected.

Benedict’s Law – how do I effectively manage allergies in my school?

2nd September 2026

On the 1^st December 2021, Benedict Blythe was 5 years old when he suffered a fatal anaphylactic shock at school after ingesting cow’s milk.

Health and safety culture: more than just compliance

25th August 2026

Most organisations understand the importance of complying with health and safety legislation. Policies, risk assessments, training records, and audits all play a vital role in meeting legal obligations. However, compliance alone does not guarantee a safe workplace.

Adapting for adverse weather

Reflections from a Building Safety Conference: Progress, but little pace

Adverse weather – a predictable future event

From rooftops to restaurants: what recent Legionella outbreaks tell us about emerging exposure pathways

The air we breathe at work: Why indoor air quality matters

What first aid provisions am I required to provide?

Benedict’s Law – how do I effectively manage allergies in my school?

Health and safety culture: more than just compliance

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