As one of Wales’s fastest-growing providers of fire prevention and CCTV security systems, SECUREIT works closely with housebuilders and construction firms across South Wales. That’s why we welcomed a recent opinion piece by Tim Grey, Sales Director of Llanmoor Homes, highlighting the urgent need for housing to take centre stage in the 2026 Senedd election.

With a larger Senedd and new voting system on the horizon, the next election offers a major opportunity to address Wales’s growing housing crisis. As Tim rightly points out, Wales simply doesn’t have enough homes to meet demand—and fixing that means real support for open market housing, reforming the planning system, and backing SME housebuilders.

At SECUREIT, we understand the essential role local developers play in shaping vibrant, secure communities. We proudly support companies like Llanmoor Homes, who have been delivering high-quality homes across South Wales for nearly six decades.

“We support the challenges Tim is putting forward to the Welsh Government,” says Philip Popham, Managing Director of SECUREIT. “As a partner to many regional housebuilders, we see first-hand the barriers they face. A more dynamic, fair and supportive planning system is critical if Wales is to build the homes it urgently needs.”

SECUREIT offers a wide range of advanced, dependable security solutions for homebuilders across South Wales—from fire detection systems to CCTV, intruder alarms, and more. We serve construction sites and new housing developments across Cardiff, Newport, Bridgend, Llanelli, Merthyr Tydfil, and Neath, ensuring homes are protected from the ground up.

With improved support, planning reform, and a commitment to growth, we believe the Welsh Government can help create a more secure future for both the industry and communities across the country.

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