#building-regulations

#building-regulations

The Grenfell Tower Inquiry's final report is crucial for prompting necessary changes in fire safety regulations.

Efforts to improve fire safety in high-rise buildings with unsafe cladding in London have gained momentum with a new remediation partnership.

The Dagenham fire investigation will examine how flammable cladding contributed to the disaster, emphasizing ongoing safety concerns in the building industry.

Rod Reed calls for mandatory sprinklers in all new residential builds in Bromley, highlighting fire safety concerns since Grenfell.

Replacing unsafe cladding is urgent; prioritizing current home safety over new construction is essential, according to safety advisor Dame Judith Hackitt.

Urgent action is needed to remove unsafe cladding from residential buildings to prevent further fire tragedies.

Worker injuries at NYC construction sites have reached a nine-year low, reflecting the success of safety initiatives.

The 2023 parking garage collapse in Manhattan was due to unauthorized demolition work, resulting in fatalities and injuries.

No injuries reported after rigging gear fell near South Station; investigation launched.

Insulation enhances energy efficiency and comfort in homes, saving on utility bills long term.

Identify and test for asbestos in garage roofs before starting a conversion project.

Garage conversions often require building regulations approval for safety and compliance, regardless of whether planning permission is needed.

Proper insulation enhances comfort in extensions and benefits existing home spaces.

Foundations are critical for the stability and safety of conservatories.

Selecting the right foundation prevents future structural problems.

Understanding building regulations is crucial for safe and compliant garage construction.

New regulations post-building collapse lead to costly condo living and redevelopment of older buildings into luxurious high-rises.

Understanding rights of way on your property is essential for self-build planning and avoiding disputes.

Absence of a FENSA certificate can delay or stop property sales during the buying process.