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Re:Construction podcast – Episode 141

29 Nov 23 Paying the bills, Grenfell’s standing and State aid

Grenfell Tower contract up for renewal

27 Nov 23 The Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities is advertising a £21m contract to take over the maintenance and monitoring of Grenfell Tower in west London.

House-builders sign remediation contracts to fix defects

14 Mar 23 At least nine house-builders have signed Michael Gove’s remediation contract by the 13th March deadline.

Re:Construction Podcast - Episode 116

16 Nov 22 Inaction, Deflection and Delays

Grenfell Tower supply chain spun a ‘web of blame’

11 Nov 22 The core participants responsible for the refurbishment of Grenfell Tower have spun a “web of blame” in their individual efforts to avoid responsibility for the fatal 2017 fire, the public inquiry has heard.

Insurance industry acts to speed high-rise repairs

2 Sep 22 A new model insurance clause covering fire safety risks has been drawn up to remove blocks on fire safety works on high-rise residential buildings.

Bisby report sets out Grenfell regulatory failings

14 Jun 22 A 260-page document by one of the UK’s leading structural fire engineering shines a light on the institutional failings that led, ultimately, to the death of 72 people in the Grenfell Tower fire five years ago today.

Grenfell five years on: what have we learned?

14 Jun 22 A survey of 258 professional civil engineers has found that most of them reckon the construction industry has failed to learn from, and failed to respond appropriately to, the Grenfell Tower fire.

Scotland extends cladding fix

13 May 22 The Scottish government has announced an expansion of its programme for addressing post-Grenfell cladding issues.

Building Safety Act signed but doubts and fears remain

29 Apr 22 The Building Safety Act 2022, implementing some of the recommendations of the Hackitt report, is now law.

Builders hit out at safety levy extension

19 Apr 22 The £3bn extension of the building safety levy announced by Michael Gove last week has been slammed as unfair by industry representatives.

Manufacturers hold out against remediation funding scheme

14 Apr 22 The Construction Products Association has confirmed that manufacturers and suppliers of building materials continue to resist efforts to get them to contribute to the bill for the building safety scandal.

Councils call for developer levy exemption

14 Apr 22 Local authorities say that their tenants should get the same protection as private leaseholders from the financial burden of the building safety scandal.

Gove ducks Grenfell demolition call

18 Mar 22 At some stage, the burned-out husk of Grenfell Tower will have to be pulled down – but no one wants to be the villain to make that call.

Government stumps up for alarms to replace fire patrols in 300 more tower blocks

27 Jan 22 The Ministry of Housing is on a drive to install fire alarms in all buildings that have been relying on a ‘waking watch’ scheme since the Grenfell Tower fire nearly five years ago.

Gove adds manufacturers to his Grenfell target list

24 Jan 22 Housing secretary Michael Gove has told cladding and insulation products manufacturers they have two months to come up with a mechanism for funding the remediation of unsafe buildings.

New online service tracks action on high-risk towers

21 Jan 22 An online service for tracking the remediation of high-risk tower blocks and discovering which owners are failing to take action has been launched by the government.

Lawyer warns of more false hope for leaseholders

11 Jan 22 Property developers have been given until early March to agree a fully funded plan of action to fix the cladding crisis, with further measures to be put in place by the government.

Gove demands £4bn from developers for 11-metre cladding fix

10 Jan 22 Housing secretary Michael Gove has told property developers they have until March to agree a system of payments to fix dangerous cladding on intermediate tall buildings.

McLaren handed £77m Chalcots cladding fix

5 Jan 22 Camden Council has awarded McLaren Construction a £77m contract to re-lad four tower blocks on the Chalcots Estate.

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