This month, we consider the need for a culture change in building safety and maintenance
September’s H&V News looks at the ongoing need for fresh thinking on building safety in light of the Grenfell Tower fire in June and the role the heating industry is looking to play in ensuring the significant levels of change that may be required in broader areas such as sustainability.
We also profile CIBSE president Peter Wong and his ambitions to change perceptions of the role of the M&E sector.
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