Nicholas Donnithorne, UK technical manager at Peter Cox, explores how landlords can identify, prevent, and address damp issues in older UK properties, particularly in response to...

Landlords who fail to address mould and damp issues risk fines of up to £7,000 under new regulations, with repeat offenders facing penalties of up to £40,000 or prosecution...

Chris Woods, account manager at IRT Surveys, part of the Mears Group, explains how thermal imaging is increasingly being adopted as an effective way to detect damp and mould amid...

Certification standards such as BBA testing are now key in specifying materials that prevent mould and support long-term durability.

With the rainy season in full swing, many UK households in England and Wales are facing increased risks of damp and mould.

Jason Instrell, industry lead at SFG20, shares his insights on growing concerns around black mould in rental properties and guidance for landlords and tenants on how to manage mould...

Awaab’s Law will mean a seismic shift for landlords, who will be forced to immediately take action on any issues reported by tenants.

Poor ventilation, ineffective insulation, and long-term disrepair are major contributors to unhealthy homes in the UK.

Poor housing conditions cost the NHS in England £1.4 billion annually, with £895 million linked to cold and damp.

Nearly three-quarters of students believe energy bills should be included in rent.