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Panel on Fire Safety Innovations for Social Housing

10/05/2025

Fire safety remains a high priority in social housing, with providers under increasing pressure to innovate while maintaining compliance and trust. At a recent panel, Yusuf Mohammed led a focused discussion with Neil Yeomans and Nick Lacey, examining what genuine innovation looks like in practice and where the sector’s biggest challenges still lie.

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