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UK Housing Sector Outlook: What’s next for UK housing associations?
Practical strategies to turn pressure into progress—drawn from twelve leaders helping to create safer, sustainable homes. Why we created this report The last 18 months have moved UK housing associations from policy statements to proof. Consumer standards, programmed inspections, Tenant Satisfaction Measures and SRS v2.0 have hardened expectations, while costs, ageing stock and climate pressures stretch capacity. The Housing Association Outlook Report 2026 was built to help h
From risk awareness to risk assurance: Without controls, you’re only telling half the story
Most organisations, including many Drova customers, already log their risks. It’s the entry point: identify what might go wrong,...
Charlotte Clark-Wilson
3 min read
What happens when operational resilience fails… very publicly?
When operational resilience fails, the world notices.
The past year has shown that business continuity plans are not enough. Ransomware attacks, global outages, power grid failures and data breaches have exposed a pattern of unpreparedness. It is no longer about having a backup plan. It is about proving your organisation can withstand disruption, recover fast and protect what matters most. Resilience is no longer optional. It is the standard.
Andrew Lingley
3 min read
SYSC15A and the credibility gap: Why are resilience plans falling short under scrutiny?
There is a difference between having a plan and being ready to prove it.
Under the FCA’s PS21/3 standard, many firms look compliant on paper but fall short under scrutiny. The planning phase is over. The focus now is on outcomes and evidence. The FCA expects firms to show how they will keep services running during disruption, with proof that is current, complete, and connected. Anything less reveals a credibility gap that regulators are ready to test.
Andrew Lingley
4 min read
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