#cladding

#cladding

The Grenfell Tower fire resulted from systemic failures in fire safety regulations and mismanagement by various entities, leading to 72 deaths.

Accelerated removal of dangerous cladding in London is contingent upon increased government funding to meet safety recommendations.

Claude Wehrle denies responsibility for Grenfell Tower tragedy, claiming he was not involved in key decisions regarding flammable cladding sales.

Residents of a central London apartment block secured a ruling for the removal of dangerous Grenfell-style cladding, highlighting severe emotional and financial distress.

Over 2,400 residential buildings remain unsafe due to dangerous cladding, with many lacking remediation efforts since the Grenfell disaster.

Residents of a block of flats with Grenfell-style cladding were told to stay in their homes during a fire, raising concerns about fire safety.

Brent North MP Barry Gardiner claims that lessons from the Grenfell fire have not been learned, as fire alarms failed to go off and fire safety flaws were not addressed.

Experts warn flammable cladding contributed to fire spread.

Grenfell Tower Memorial Commission offers support to families in Valencia.

Sir Keir Starmer is frustrated with the slow progress on building safety reforms in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire.

The UK government pledges to fix dangerous cladding on buildings over 18 meters by 2029 to improve public safety.