If you’re looking to learn how often insurance compliance inspections should happen, the annoying answer is: it depends. Not because the requirements are vague, but...

If you run a social housing portfolio, you likely are encountering the same question that comes up every renewal, every risk survey, and every audit:...

Insurance compliance gets treated like admin until something goes wrong. Then it becomes the difference between a paid claim and a painful argument about policy...

When insurers look at a property portfolio, they’re not only pricing bricks and mortar. They’re pricing the chance that a preventable failure turns into a...

In social housing, LOLER rarely fails on the day of the inspection. It fails later, when someone asks for proof across a whole patch, and...

For social housing providers, LOLER insurance compliance requirements usually boil down to one thing: can you show, quickly, that every relevant lift or lifting asset...

If you manage lifts, hoists, platform lifts or stairlifts across a housing portfolio, you already know the awkward part of compliance: it’s rarely the inspection...

If you manage social housing assets, lifting equipment is rarely “someone else’s problem”. A communal lift, a hoist used by contractors, or lifting kit used...