Beyond Four Walls - With Jodie Fraser

Jodie Fraser

Beyond Four Walls delves into the dynamic world of block management in the UK, navigating the complexities of the sector, unravelling key topics, and shedding light on vital issues affecting communities and property managers. There will be conversations with experts, industry leaders, and passionate individuals talking about everything from insurance to inclusivity.  

  1. Aug 31

    Bullied | The Impact We Carry | Linda James MBE | CEO of BulliesOut

    What happens when the bullying stops, but the impact doesn’t? In this episode of Beyond Four Walls, Jodie is joined by Linda James MBE, Founder and CEO of BulliesOut, a charity dedicated to preventing bullying and supporting those affected by it. For almost two decades, Linda has worked to raise awareness of bullying behaviour, educate children and adults, support those experiencing it and challenge the cultures that allow it to continue. But this conversation is also a deeply personal one. Jodie shares her own experience of being severely bullied at school – bullying that became so serious she was hospitalised – and reflects on the fact that the consequences of bullying don’t necessarily disappear when the behaviour stops. Together, Jodie and Linda explore what bullying really looks like, why dismissing behaviour as “banter” can be so damaging and how bullying has evolved in a world where social media means there isn’t always the safety of going home and closing the front door. They discuss the role of schools, parents, employers and bystanders; why we need to understand the behaviour of the person doing the bullying as well as support the person experiencing it; and what we can do to create environments where people feel safe enough to speak up. The conversation also moves beyond childhood bullying to look at how similar behaviours can follow us into adult life and the workplace – through exclusion, intimidation, humiliation, manipulation and the misuse of power. Most importantly, this isn’t simply a conversation about what bullying can do to someone. It’s about what we can do about it. In this episode: • Why Linda founded BulliesOut and what has driven almost 20 years of anti-bullying work  • What bullying actually is – and when “banter” crosses the line  • The long-term impact of childhood bullying  • Jodie’s personal experience of being bullied to the point of hospitalisation  • Cyberbullying and why young people can now feel there is no escape  • The importance of parents, schools and early intervention  • Why bystanders have more power than they might realise  • Understanding why somebody becomes a bully  • Bullying, intimidation and exclusion in the workplace  • How organisations can create cultures where people feel able to speak up  • Rebuilding confidence and moving forward after bullying  • How we can all play a part in challenging bullying behaviour Whether you’ve experienced bullying yourself, watched someone you care about go through it, manage people in the workplace or simply want to understand how we can do better, this is an important conversation about the impact our behaviour can have on another human being. Because the bullying may stop. But for the person on the receiving end, the effects can last much longer. 🎧 Beyond Four Walls with Jodie Fraser 🎙️ Guest: Linda James MBE – Founder & CEO, BulliesOut 📅 Released: 31 August 2026 Thank you so much for listening to Beyond Four Walls. If you’ve been inspired by today’s conversation and you’d like to share your own story, I’d love to hear from you. You can reach me directly at jodie@jodiefraser.com if you’d like to be a guest on the podcast. I’d also like to say a special thank you to my podcast producer, Shirley Ludford, at Swindon 105.5 – Swindon’s award-winning community radio station. It’s run by an incredible team of volunteers who are passionate about giving a voice to the local community. You can find out more about the station at www.swindon1055.co.uk If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. Please follow me at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beyond-four-walls-the-podcast-with-jodie-fraser/ https://www.instagram.com/beyond_four_walls_the_podcast_?igsh=MWQ1MDU4dG5pdmFhbw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr https://www.instagram.com/the_jodie_fraser?igsh=aWZ5czFtdHBndXln&utm_source=qr ...

    Bullied | The Impact We Carry | Linda James MBE | CEO of BulliesOut
  2. Aug 17

    Planned Preventative Maintenance | Special Educational Episode | Emily Gray

    In this episode of Beyond Four Walls, Jodie Fraser is joined by Emily Gray to explore the importance of planned preventative maintenance, how it supports the long-term management of residential buildings and what managing agents need to consider when major works are required. So much of good property management comes down to planning ahead. A Planned Preventative Maintenance report, or PPM, can help managing agents, clients and leaseholders understand what work is likely to be needed in the years ahead, when it may be required and, importantly, what the potential financial impact could be. But having a PPM in place is only part of the picture. Jodie and Emily discuss how good forward planning can help reduce reactive maintenance, support more realistic service charge and reserve fund budgeting and give leaseholders greater visibility over what may be coming down the line. They also look at what happens when planned works become major works, including the importance of appointing the right professionals, managing health and safety responsibilities, understanding CDM Regulations and keeping residents properly informed throughout the project. The conversation covers: • What a Planned Preventative Maintenance report is and why it matters • What should be included within a good PPM • How frequently a PPM should be reviewed and updated • How forward planning can help reduce unexpected and reactive maintenance • The relationship between PPMs, service charge budgeting and reserve funds • Why planning ahead can help leaseholders prepare for future expenditure • The role of surveyors and other professionals in planning major works • What managing agents should consider before starting a major works project • The importance of appointing competent contractors and consultants • Managing health and safety throughout a project • How the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 can apply to works in residential developments • Understanding responsibilities under CDM and why managing agents need to know where their own responsibilities begin and end • The importance of compliance, documentation and good record keeping • Keeping leaseholders informed before, during and after major works • Managing expectations around costs, disruption and timescales • What to do when unforeseen issues arise during a project • How communication can help reduce complaints and disputes • Why post-project reviews can help improve future works programmes • The importance of taking a long-term approach to maintaining residential buildings For leaseholders, major works can understandably create concern, particularly when significant expenditure is involved. Good communication and proper forward planning can make a real difference, giving people more time to understand why works are needed, how they will be managed and what they may be expected to contribute. For managing agents, PPMs provide an opportunity to move away from constantly reacting to problems and towards a more strategic approach to looking after the buildings entrusted to them. Whether you're a managing agent, RMC or RTM director, landlord or leaseholder, this episode provides practical insight into why planned maintenance is about far more than simply producing a report. It is about protecting the building, managing risk, planning expenditure and communicating properly with the people who call that building home. Beyond Four Walls is proudly sponsored by Tetra Consulting. Disclaimer: This episode is intended to educate and inform and does not constitute legal, health and safety or professional advice specific to any individual building or project. Requirements can vary depending on the circumstances and professional advice should be sought where appropriate. Thank you so much for listening to Beyond Four Walls. If you’ve been inspired by today’s conversation and you’d like to share your own story, I’d love to hear from you. You can reach me directly at jodie@jodiefraser.com if you’d like to be a guest on the podcast. I’d also like to say a special thank you to my podcast producer, Shirley Ludford, at Swindon 105.5 – Swindon’s award-winning community radio station. It’s run by an incredible team of volunteers who are passionate about giving a voice to the local community. You can find out more about the station at www.swindon1055.co.uk If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. Please follow me at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beyond-four-walls-the-podcast-with-jodie-fraser/ https://www.instagram.com/beyond_four_walls_the_podcast_?igsh=MWQ1MDU4dG5pdmFhbw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr https://www.instagram.com/the_jodie_fraser?igsh=aWZ5czFtdHBndXln&utm_source=qr ...

    Planned Preventative Maintenance | Special Educational Episode | Emily Gray
  3. Aug 3

    Section 20 Consultation | Special Educational Episode | With Emily Gray

    Section 20 Consultation Explained: Protecting Leaseholders, Managing Risk and Getting the Process Right In this episode of Beyond Four Walls, Jodie Fraser is joined by Emily Gray to demystify one of the most talked about areas of residential property management – Section 20 consultation under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985. For many leaseholders, receiving a Section 20 notice can be worrying. It often signals significant works to their building and the potential for substantial costs. For managing agents, it’s a process that demands careful planning, clear communication and strict compliance with legislation. But what exactly is Section 20? When does it apply? Why is it so important? And what can happen if the consultation process isn’t followed correctly? Throughout this episode, Jodie and Emily break down the legal framework in straightforward language, exploring not only the statutory requirements but also the practical realities of managing a successful consultation from start to finish. The conversation covers: • What Section 20 consultation is and why it exists  • When consultation is required under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985  • The different consultation processes for qualifying works and qualifying long-term agreements  • The key stages of the consultation process and the importance of following them correctly  • Why clear communication with leaseholders is just as important as legal compliance  • How leaseholders can engage with the consultation process and make observations  • The role of contractors, surveyors and managing agents throughout the process  • Common mistakes that can occur during a Section 20 consultation  • The financial and legal consequences of getting the process wrong, including restrictions on recovering service charge costs  • Applications for dispensation and when they may be appropriate  • The reputational impact on managing agents when consultation is not managed effectively  • Practical tips for planning consultations, managing expectations and reducing disputes  • Why transparency, trust and early engagement can make all the difference Whether you’re a managing agent looking to strengthen your understanding of the consultation process, a Resident Management Company director overseeing major works or a leaseholder wanting to better understand your rights, this episode provides practical insight into one of the most important statutory processes in leasehold management. Beyond Four Walls is proudly sponsored by Tetra Consulting. Disclaimer: This episode is intended to educate and inform and does not constitute legal advice. The discussion is general in nature and should not be relied upon as advice relating to any specific circumstances. If you require advice on a specific legal matter, you should seek guidance from an appropriately qualified legal professional. Thank you so much for listening to Beyond Four Walls. If you’ve been inspired by today’s conversation and you’d like to share your own story, I’d love to hear from you. You can reach me directly at jodie@jodiefraser.com if you’d like to be a guest on the podcast. I’d also like to say a special thank you to my podcast producer, Shirley Ludford, at Swindon 105.5 – Swindon’s award-winning community radio station. It’s run by an incredible team of volunteers who are passionate about giving a voice to the local community. You can find out more about the station at www.swindon1055.co.uk If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. Please follow me at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beyond-four-walls-the-podcast-with-jodie-fraser/ https://www.instagram.com/beyond_four_walls_the_podcast_?igsh=MWQ1MDU4dG5pdmFhbw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr https://www.instagram.com/the_jodie_fraser?igsh=aWZ5czFtdHBndXln&utm_source=qr ...

    Section 20 Consultation | Special Educational Episode | With Emily Gray
  4. Jul 20

    Reading a Lease | Special Educational Episode | With Emily Gray

    Reading a Lease: What Managing Agents and Leaseholders Need to Know In this episode of Beyond Four Walls, Jodie Fraser is joined by Emily Gray to explore one of the most fundamental documents in residential property management: the lease. A lease sets out the legal relationship between the parties, including rights, responsibilities, obligations and restrictions. Yet despite its importance, it can often be misunderstood, misinterpreted or, in some cases, not read at all. For managing agents, understanding the lease is an essential part of managing a development effectively. But where does interpreting the lease end and giving legal advice begin? What happens when the wording is unclear? And why should agents never assume that because one lease says something, another will say the same? Jodie and Emily discuss how managing agents can approach reading a lease, some of the common areas where misunderstandings arise and the importance of knowing when specialist legal advice may be required. They also explore the lease from the leaseholder’s perspective. Do you really know what you agreed to when you purchased your property? Do you understand what your service charge can be used for, who is responsible for maintaining different parts of the building or what restrictions might apply to your home? The conversation covers: • Why the lease is fundamental to residential property management  • The key areas managing agents should look for when reading a lease  • Understanding repair and maintenance responsibilities  • Service charge provisions and cost recovery  • Rights, obligations, covenants and restrictions  • Why leases within the same development may not always be identical  • How leases can be misinterpreted and the problems this can cause  • The relationship between the lease and wider legislation  • When managing agents should seek specialist legal advice  • How agents can explain lease provisions without straying into giving legal advice  • The importance of clear communication with leaseholders  • Why leaseholders should understand the document governing their own home Whether you’re a managing agent looking to build your confidence in reading leases, an RMC or RTM director or a leaseholder wanting to better understand your rights and responsibilities, this episode provides practical insight into why getting to grips with the lease really matters. Beyond Four Walls is proudly sponsored by Tetra Consulting. Disclaimer: This episode is intended to educate and inform and does not constitute legal advice. The discussion is general in nature and should not be relied upon as advice relating to any specific circumstances. Where legal advice or interpretation is required, you should seek guidance from an appropriately qualified legal professional. Thank you so much for listening to Beyond Four Walls. If you’ve been inspired by today’s conversation and you’d like to share your own story, I’d love to hear from you. You can reach me directly at jodie@jodiefraser.com if you’d like to be a guest on the podcast. I’d also like to say a special thank you to my podcast producer, Shirley Ludford, at Swindon 105.5 – Swindon’s award-winning community radio station. It’s run by an incredible team of volunteers who are passionate about giving a voice to the local community. You can find out more about the station at www.swindon1055.co.uk If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. Please follow me at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beyond-four-walls-the-podcast-with-jodie-fraser/ https://www.instagram.com/beyond_four_walls_the_podcast_?igsh=MWQ1MDU4dG5pdmFhbw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr https://www.instagram.com/the_jodie_fraser?igsh=aWZ5czFtdHBndXln&utm_source=qr ...

    Reading a Lease | Special Educational Episode | With Emily Gray
  5. Jul 6

    The Truth About Cladding Remediation: Funding, Risk and Resident Experience with Jonathan Channing, Steve Rees and Philip Mallon

    Cladding Remediation Explained: What Every RMC Director Needs to Know Cladding remediation is one of the biggest challenges facing residential buildings today, yet for many Resident Management Companies, Right to Manage companies and managing agents, the process can feel overwhelming. From FRAEWs and funding applications to contractor procurement, resident communication and navigating the Cladding Safety Scheme, there are countless moving parts and significant financial, legal and practical responsibilities along the way. In this episode, I’m joined by Jonathan Channing alongside experts from The DALA Group and Archway Facade Management to break down what really happens behind the scenes of a cladding remediation project and why having the right team around you can make all the difference. Together we discuss: • The journey from an FRAEW through to completed remediation works • The transition from the Building Safety Fund to the Cladding Safety Scheme and what it means in practice • Why the CSS process is far more complex than simply completing an online application • The biggest mistakes RMC and RTM directors make at the start of remediation projects • The respective roles of consultants, managing agents, contractors and specialist partners • Funding, cashflow and how financial risk is managed throughout multi-million-pound projects • Why contractor due diligence goes far beyond choosing the lowest price • The importance of Skills, Knowledge, Experience and Behaviours (SKEB) when appointing project teams • How good communication can dramatically improve the resident experience during lengthy remediation works • Why scope creep can delay projects and increase risk • The common causes of delays and how they can often be avoided • How Homes England works with the Cladding Safety Scheme and what successful applications have in common • The practical advice every RMC director should hear before embarking on a remediation project Whether you’re a managing agent, RMC director, surveyor, consultant or simply trying to understand how these projects work, this episode provides practical insight into one of the most significant challenges currently facing the residential property sector. As always, Beyond Four Walls is about looking beyond the buildings to the people living and working within them, because successful remediation isn’t just about replacing unsafe cladding. It’s about protecting homes, supporting residents and delivering projects with confidence, transparency and empathy. Connect with our guests Learn more about: The DALA Group - https://thedala.group/Archway Facade Management - https://www.archwayfm.com/Jonathan Channing - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanchanning?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_iosIf you enjoyed this episode, please follow Beyond Four Walls, leave a review and share it with colleagues who work in residential property. It really helps more people discover the podcast. Thank you so much for listening to Beyond Four Walls. If you’ve been inspired by today’s conversation and you’d like to share your own story, I’d love to hear from you. You can reach me directly at jodie@jodiefraser.com if you’d like to be a guest on the podcast. I’d also like to say a special thank you to my podcast producer, Shirley Ludford, at Swindon 105.5 – Swindon’s award-winning community radio station. It’s run by an incredible team of volunteers who are passionate about giving a voice to the local community. You can find out more about the station at www.swindon1055.co.uk If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. Please follow me at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beyond-four-walls-the-podcast-with-jodie-fraser/ https://www.instagram.com/beyond_four_walls_the_podcast_?igsh=MWQ1MDU4dG5pdmFhbw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr https://www.instagram.com/the_jodie_fraser?igsh=aWZ5czFtdHBndXln&utm_source=qr ...

    The Truth About Cladding Remediation: Funding, Risk and Resident Experience with Jonathan Channing, Steve Rees and Philip Mallon
  6. Jun 22

    Women in Engineering & Construction | With Maddy Lawrence, Charlotte Howlings & Davinia Potterton from The DALA Group

    This week on Beyond Four Walls, I'm joined by three inspiring women from The DALA Group: Maddy Lawrence, Charlotte Howlings and Davinia Potterton. Engineering and construction have traditionally been male-dominated industries, but the landscape is changing. More women are entering the sector, challenging perceptions and proving that there is no single route into a career in engineering. In this episode, we go beyond job titles and technical roles to explore the people behind the professions. We discuss what first attracted Maddy, Charlotte and Davinia to the industry, the lessons they've learned along the way, and what continues to inspire them in their work. Together, we talk about: • What it's really like working in engineering and construction today • The parts of the industry we should celebrate more often • How attitudes towards women in the sector have evolved • The importance of confidence, resilience and finding your voice • What employers can do to better support future talent and diversity • Why representation matters and how we encourage more young people, particularly girls, to consider careers in engineering • The advice they would give to the next generation entering the profession This conversation isn't just about being a woman in engineering. It's about opportunity, leadership, wellbeing and creating an industry where people from all backgrounds can thrive. Whether you work in property, construction, engineering or simply enjoy hearing the stories of people making a difference in their professions, this episode offers an honest and insightful look at an industry that is continuing to evolve. Because behind every building, every project and every innovation are people and their stories. And that's exactly what Beyond Four Walls is all about. #BeyondFourWalls #WomenInEngineering #WomenInConstruction #TheDALAGroup #Leadership #DiversityAndInclusion #PropertyManagement #Engineering #BuiltEnvironment #ConstructionIndustry #WherePropertyMeetsPeople Thank you so much for listening to Beyond Four Walls. If you’ve been inspired by today’s conversation and you’d like to share your own story, I’d love to hear from you. You can reach me directly at jodie@jodiefraser.com if you’d like to be a guest on the podcast. I’d also like to say a special thank you to my podcast producer, Shirley Ludford, at Swindon 105.5 – Swindon’s award-winning community radio station. It’s run by an incredible team of volunteers who are passionate about giving a voice to the local community. You can find out more about the station at www.swindon1055.co.uk If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. Please follow me at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beyond-four-walls-the-podcast-with-jodie-fraser/ https://www.instagram.com/beyond_four_walls_the_podcast_?igsh=MWQ1MDU4dG5pdmFhbw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr https://www.instagram.com/the_jodie_fraser?igsh=aWZ5czFtdHBndXln&utm_source=qr ...

    Women in Engineering & Construction | With Maddy Lawrence, Charlotte Howlings & Davinia Potterton from The DALA Group
  7. Jun 8

    James Roll | The DALA Group | Intrusive Surveys, Resident Trust and Smarter Solutions

    In this episode of Beyond Four Walls, I sit down with James Roll from The DALA Group to discuss one of the biggest challenges facing the property sector today: balancing compliance and building safety requirements with the lived experience of residents. As building safety legislation continues to evolve, managing agents, surveyors and contractors are increasingly required to undertake intrusive surveys to understand how buildings have been constructed and whether they meet current safety standards. But behind every survey is a resident whose home is being disrupted. James shares his perspective on why communication, empathy and transparency are just as important as the technical work itself. We explore how explaining what is happening, why it’s necessary and what residents can expect can make a significant difference to the overall experience. We also discuss innovation within the sector and how The DALA Group identified a common frustration when carrying out intrusive investigations and subsequent remedial works. Rather than leaving buildings with multiple visible metal access plates following inspections, they developed a bespoke vent plate solution designed to blend more sympathetically with the building’s appearance while still allowing future access where required. During the conversation we cover: • Why intrusive surveys are often necessary to understand hidden construction details • The importance of resident engagement and clear communication throughout the process • How managing agents can help residents feel informed and supported during disruptive works • The challenges of balancing safety, compliance and customer experience • The development of The DALA Group’s bespoke vent plate solution • Why aesthetics matter when carrying out building safety investigations and making good afterwards • Lessons learned from working with residents, managing agents and building owners across the UK This episode is a reminder that whilst compliance and safety must remain the priority, the way we deliver these projects matters too. Residents deserve to understand what is happening in their homes, and thoughtful innovation can help minimise the lasting impact of necessary investigations. If you’re involved in block management, building safety, surveying or resident engagement, this is an episode not to miss. Thank you so much for listening to Beyond Four Walls. If you’ve been inspired by today’s conversation and you’d like to share your own story, I’d love to hear from you. You can reach me directly at jodie@jodiefraser.com if you’d like to be a guest on the podcast. I’d also like to say a special thank you to my podcast producer, Shirley Ludford, at Swindon 105.5 – Swindon’s award-winning community radio station. It’s run by an incredible team of volunteers who are passionate about giving a voice to the local community. You can find out more about the station at www.swindon1055.co.uk If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. Please follow me at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beyond-four-walls-the-podcast-with-jodie-fraser/ https://www.instagram.com/beyond_four_walls_the_podcast_?igsh=MWQ1MDU4dG5pdmFhbw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr https://www.instagram.com/the_jodie_fraser?igsh=aWZ5czFtdHBndXln&utm_source=qr ...

    James Roll | The DALA Group |     Intrusive Surveys, Resident Trust and Smarter Solutions
  8. May 25

    Steve Evans | DALA Fire & Risk | Fire Safety in the Real World

    In this episode of Beyond Four Walls, I’m joined by Steve Evans from DALA Fire and Risk for a really honest and important conversation about where the built environment currently stands on fire safety, building safety and accountability post-Grenfell. This wasn’t about headlines or soundbites. It was about the uncomfortable realities the industry still needs to confront. We discuss whether the balance has shifted too far toward risk aversion, why competency on site still remains one of the biggest concerns across the sector and whether guidance is genuinely being interpreted in the spirit it was intended. Steve shares his thoughts on:  The ongoing competency gap in construction and fire safety  Why passive fire protection still matters more than many realise  Whether “stay put” is still a valid strategy  Smoke control systems and the reality of real-life fire conditions  The challenges surrounding façade fire risk and PAS 9980  Why the “golden thread” risks becoming more paperwork instead of usable information  Commercial pressure versus genuine safety culture  The role of ethics, leadership and responsibility in the future of building safety We also discuss one of the biggest questions facing the industry: Are we creating genuinely safer buildings, or simply producing more documentation? This episode is essential listening for anyone working in block management, fire safety, construction, surveying, compliance or the wider built environment. A huge thank you to Steve Evans and DALA Fire and Risk for such an open and insightful discussion. The DALA Group - Integrated Fire Safety & Building Compliance DALA Fire & Risk - The DALA Group Contact Steve on steve@dalafire.co.uk Thank you so much for listening to Beyond Four Walls. If you’ve been inspired by today’s conversation and you’d like to share your own story, I’d love to hear from you. You can reach me directly at jodie@jodiefraser.com if you’d like to be a guest on the podcast. I’d also like to say a special thank you to my podcast producer, Shirley Ludford, at Swindon 105.5 – Swindon’s award-winning community radio station. It’s run by an incredible team of volunteers who are passionate about giving a voice to the local community. You can find out more about the station at www.swindon1055.co.uk If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. Please follow me at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beyond-four-walls-the-podcast-with-jodie-fraser/ https://www.instagram.com/beyond_four_walls_the_podcast_?igsh=MWQ1MDU4dG5pdmFhbw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr https://www.instagram.com/the_jodie_fraser?igsh=aWZ5czFtdHBndXln&utm_source=qr ...

    Steve Evans | DALA Fire & Risk | Fire Safety in the Real World

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Beyond Four Walls delves into the dynamic world of block management in the UK, navigating the complexities of the sector, unravelling key topics, and shedding light on vital issues affecting communities and property managers. There will be conversations with experts, industry leaders, and passionate individuals talking about everything from insurance to inclusivity.  

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