Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner said the ‘pace of remediation has been far too slow for far too long’. Sign up for the top news stories every day to keep you informed with what's going on in the ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. -Credit:PA Wire/PA Images (PA Wire/PA Images) Dangerous cladding on the capital's high-rise buildings won't be fixed "for some ...
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Unsafe cladding in London won’t be fixed for a 'long time', Khan says
Unsafe cladding in London won’t be fixed for a 'long time' despite Grenfell tragedy, Sadiq Khan admits - The capital has more than double the number of dangerous buildings than the rest of the country ...
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Up to £3bn may be needed to fix building cladding
Up to £3bn of public money may have to be spent assessing and removing potentially flammable cladding from buildings in Scotland. New estimates from the Scottish government suggest up to 1,450 ...
Campaigners today delivered a withering verdict on Labour's fresh plan to remove unsafe cladding from high-rise buildings. They dismissed newly-announced plans as 'a bit performative', despite Deputy ...
The Building Safety Regulator has previously been criticised for long approval delays and a lack of practical guidance for ...
British Prime Minister Theresa May's office says combustible cladding has so far been found on seven high-rise blocks in England after tests ordered by the government. The British leader said earlier ...
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