Fire-safety - Page 8

By Dan Peters | 12 June 2020

The existence of 2,000 high-risk homes with dangerous cladding three years after the Grenfell Tow...

DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES

We need to break the deadlock

By Bob Neill | 09 June 2020

This weekend marks the three-year anniversary of the tragic fire at Grenfell. While welcoming the...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

EXCLUSIVE: Former minister in scathing attack on government's Grenfell record

By Ann McGauran | 09 June 2020

Former minister Sir Bob Neill has launched a scathing attack on his government’s post-Grenfell re...

LONDON COUNCILS

Cladding remediation work to pick up pace

By Dan Peters | 16 April 2020

Vital building safety work to replace unsafe cladding on high-rise buildings that had ‘significan...

HOUSING

Government announces 'biggest changes to building safety in a generation'

By Ann McGauran | 03 April 2020

The Government has announced steps to further reform building safety, including mandatory sprinkl...

LEGAL

Keeping tenants and leaseholders safe – the immediate challenge

By Rebecca Rees | 02 April 2020

The challenge of the new building safety regime will be best met by involving all council departm...

FIRE SAFETY

Grenfell taskforce to 'stand down'

By William Eichler | 27 March 2020

The Government has announced that the taskforce formed to help Kensington & Chelsea LBC respond t...

ENVIRONMENT

The benefits of digital aid

By Charles Skinner | 25 March 2020

Charles Skinner argues any proven off-the-shelf system that can join up many players during incid...

HOUSING

Budget 2020: £1bn building safety fund to remove unsafe cladding

By Laura Sharman | 11 March 2020

A new £1bn fund to remove unsafe cladding from high-rise buildings has been unveiled today by the...

WHITEHALL

Select committee launches cladding inquiry

By Dan Peters | 06 March 2020

The Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee has launched a new inquiry into the pace ...

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