Awaab’s Law will push us to take preventative, non-disruptive and long-term solutions

Comment18.07.25by Luke Brooks

We have to move away from the current model of ‘clean, redecorate, repeat’, to solutions that work around both tenants and social housing providers, explains Luke Brooks, senior commercial manager – specialist packed products at Tarmac

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