Thirty years of outsourcing and subcontracting have left us with an atomised system where no one takes responsibility
Ministers under pressure to implement inquiry’s recommendations
It is critical that we embed a system-wide, holistic approach to fire safety
Fire inquiry points blame at cladding companies and past government ministers
Successive administrations failed to hold companies manufacturing building products to reliable safety standards
Thousands of leaseholders in blocks of flats under 11 metres face bills to replace cladding six years after Grenfell disaster
Leaseholders in buildings under-11m forced to pay for remediation work as they lack protection under post-Grenfell disaster legislation
‘Look what happened here, the camera says’ — novelist Diana Evans reviews a powerful film about the site of the 2017 disaster
Companies have six weeks to sign up or face ‘serious consequences’
Lenders will still require proof that remediation will be covered by developers or other schemes
UK housing secretary admits government should have ‘moved more quickly’ on renters’ rights in wake of Grenfell fire
A harrowing account of the deadly 2017 fire navigates arcane building regulations to highlight state neglect and corporate wrongdoing
Housing association awarded damages for remedial work on tower blocks in wake of Grenfell fire
Public inquiry into tragedy exposes disregard for safety and compromised regulatory regime
Financial Conduct Authority concerned about rising costs for leaseholders since 2017 Grenfell Tower fire
Money will be paid by builders and used to fix defects highlighted by Grenfell disaster
Several housebuilders sign pledge to carry out fire safety work on mid-rise blocks in wake of Grenfell tragedy
Changes to building safety bill will allow legal action against defective suppliers and expand powers of new regulator
Activists lobby NBIM over $1.4tn wealth fund’s investments in manufacturers and developers linked to 2017 disaster
Michael Gove is right to insist that property builders have responsibility
Campaigners warn forcing builders to pay £4bn bill leaves many leaseholders footing cost of fixing other safety issues
Property companies say they are being singled out to face £4bn burden to tackle fire safety on thousands of buildings
Sponsorship by Kingspan axed after outrage from survivors and victims’ families as well as government criticism
Inaction on building safety rules helped create environment that led to blaze, housing department admits
Next phase begins of inquiry that will examine role of ministers in disaster that killed 72 people
