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‘No centralised regulator is a missed opportunity’ – Who is now responsible for fire safety enforcement?

Is the fragmented nature of fire safety enforcement and a lack of centralised guidance muddying the waters of the new regime? Read More

All large developers deemed in scope have now signed government’s remediation contract

50 of the country’s largest housebuilders have now committed to and signed the developer remediation contract. Read More

DHF calls for ‘clarity’ after government’s CE mark extension

The Door and Hardware Federation (DHF) has said there is a need for "greater clarity" after the indefinite extension of CE markings by the government. Read More

Gove says he is “fully committed” to Grenfell community in penned letter

Secretary of State for the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC), Michael Gove, penned a public message to the residents of Grenfell summarising topics discussed at a community meeting in May. Read More

Gove encourages investors of cladding companies linked to Grenfell to “use influence” to ensure firms pay for unsafe cladding

Gove has written to the CEOs and investors of legacy flammable cladding and insulation suppliers to Grenfell, calling on them to 'pay up'. Read More

Gove says government should “look again” at position on PEEPs

Michael Gove has suggested the Government should look again at the issue of personal emergency evacuation plans (PEEPs) for disabled people. Read More

Fire industry reacts to the abolition of building safety manager role

We hear from fire industry professionals to gauge the reaction of the sector to the move to scrap the Building Safety Manager function. Read More

How will fire safety evolve in 2022?  

FireAngel’s Co-founder and Chief Product Officer, Nick Rutter, shares his predictions on how the fire safety sector will evolve in the year ahead. Read More

Additional £27 million for Waking Watch Relief Fund announced by government

Announced by Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick, ihe fund is set to “remove” or “reduce” the need for interim safety measures at high-rise buildings with unsafe cladding. Read More


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