Polluter Pays Amendment seeks to reform building safety standards

AN AMENDMENT to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill is set to be debated by the Earl of Lytton in the House of Lords on Monday 24 April. The proposed Polluter Pays Amendment will provide added protection for property owners who have discovered their buildings were not constructed to […] Click here to view original…

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Now Gove targets cladding shareholders

2 hours Michael Gove’s crusade against companies behind the Grenfell Tower fire has led him to warn shareholders of the product manufacturers that their reputations are also at risk. Michael Gove, secretary of state at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities Michael Gove has already written to […] Click here to view original…

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‘Severe consequences’ for cladding companies who refuse to remediate, government warns investors

Housing Secretary warns cladding shareholders of “severe consequences” for manufacturers if they do not bring forward comprehensive remediation package. From: Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities and The Rt Hon Michael Gove MP Published 20 April 2023 Shareholders in three cladding companies, whose shocking practices were uncovered in […] Click here to view original…

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Keir Starmer gets free football tickets from firm forced to pay out £10.8m over defective cladding in landmark case after Grenfell Tower fire (… and Labour leader sees his beloved Arsenal throw away a two-goal lead)

Sir Keir Starmer got free football tickets from a firm that was ordered to pay out £10.8million over defective cladding in a landmark court ruling after the Grenfell Tower disaster. The Labour leader has declared a donation of hospitality match tickets, valued at £1,070, from Mulalley & Co Limited […] Click here to view original…

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Keir Starmer gets free football tickets from firm forced to pay out £10.8m over defective cladding in landmark case after Grenfell Tower fire (… and Labour leader sees his beloved Arsenal throw away a two-goal lead)

Sir Keir Starmer got free football tickets from a firm that was ordered to pay out £10.8million over defective cladding in a landmark court ruling after the Grenfell Tower disaster. The Labour leader has declared a donation of hospitality match tickets, valued at £1,070, from Mulalley & Co Limited […] Click here to view original…

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Ipswich tower block residents face another summer behind plastic

Work to strip the flammable cladding from the 17-storey St Francis Tower began in August 2018 People living in a tower block of flats shrouded in plastic have been told the work would continue for more than another six months, a landlord said. Work to strip the flammable cladding […] Click here to view original…

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