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Bristol’s latest council decisions pair digital and housing infrastructure as Dorset damp contractor adds strategy role
Bristol City Council published decisions on IT and emergency accommodation the day after a Dorset damp and mould firm announced a new executive chair focused on governance and strategy.
BDaily South West reported that Dampsafe, a Dorset-based damp and mould contractor, has appointed Andrew Loveless as executive chair [1]. The role will focus on governance, strategy, commercial development and partnerships, and Loveless will work with managing director Angela Taylor and the leadership team [1].
It also published a decision on an emergency accommodation framework for October 2026 blocks, listed under its executive director for housing [3].
Sources
- Bdaily South West: Dampsafe appoints executive chair
- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Decision Published: Hyper-V 3-tier Infrastructure Platform Provision; Director: Policy, Strategy and Digital
- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Decision Published: Emergency Accommodation Framework - October 2026 Blocks; Executive Director: Housing
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