By 2026, the UK will enter a new era of waste management, one driven by mandatory digital waste tracking. Facility managers, property managers, and ESG leads across the country are preparing for what could be one of the most significant changes to how commercial buildings record, manage, and report their waste. The UK government’s new waste tracking reforms aim to bring full transparency...

Across the UK, the way buildings handle waste is undergoing its biggest shift in decades. With Digital Waste Tracking (DWT) becoming mandatory by October 2026, organisations can no longer rely on manual logs, spreadsheets, or broad assumptions. The industry is shifting toward transparency, verification, and defensible evidence, not guesses. Preparing for this change is not just about...

Operational ESG for commercial buildings is no longer about annual reporting or high-level sustainability commitments. It is about how a building performs every day — how it uses energy, manages waste, handles water, supports occupiers, and turns operational data into measurable action. For property teams, asset managers, landlords, and FM professionals, operational ESG is not a reporting...

ESG targets look strong in presentations. Net-zero pledges, carbon reduction percentages, sustainability commitments, they signal ambition. But in commercial real estate, ambition does not equal performance. What ultimately matters is how a building performs every day. For property teams, asset managers, landlords, and FM professionals, the real question is not: “What are our ESG...