The Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) new framework on Language Services (RM6302), dealing with translation, transcription and interpreting, is live, running from 7th May 2025 to 6th May 2028. 

As new counter terrorism legislation edges closer to implementation, Anne Marie Chebib, chair of the UK Crowd Management Assocaition, outlines what the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 means for public events

Once overlooked, academic venues are fast becoming a compelling alternative in the events industry. 

England's local roads are facing a record £16.81 billion repair backlog, with over half nearing the end of their structural life. As the government announces a £1 billion investment to fix ageing infrastructure, councils warn that only long-term funding will reverse decades of decline

From reducing disease transmission to reinforcing public confidence and meeting environmental goal, cleaning in the public sector plays a vital yet often overlooked role

Fire doors are a vital yet often overlooked element of fire safety in public sector buildings. From schools to hospitals, their ability to contain fire and smoke can save lives--but only if they are properly maintained. This article by the National Association of Fire Door Inspectors (NAFDI) explores the legal, practical, and moral imperatives behind routine fire door maintenance, offering best practices and technological solutions to help public organisations uphold their duty of care

Public finances remain under pressure, while fitting solar panels is a quick way to cut expenditure. Gareth Simkins, senior communications adviser at the trade association Solar Energy UK, explores why so many public buildings are yet to go solar—and how more can in the future

A year after the General Election, GB looks at if the government are on track to build their promised 1.5 million homes by 2029