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  • Pyroguard | Bring glass balconies back

    |Date: 6 July, 2022
    Pyroguard | Bring glass balconies back

    Pyroguard | Bring glass balconies back

    When it comes to high-rise social housing, glass balconies can be a great way to offer tenants access to ...

    When it comes to high-rise social housing, glass balconies can be a great way to offer tenants access to their own private outdoor space — all part of the push to create the high-quality social housin ...

    6 July, 2022
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  • Special Report | Cladding remediation

    |Date: 19 April, 2022
    Special Report | Cladding remediation

    Special Report | Cladding remediation

    Public sector cladding remediation: Why is the grant application process still so painful? Peter Johnson, ...

    Public sector cladding remediation: Why is the grant application process still so painful? Peter Johnson, Chairman of Vivalda Group (the UK’s leading distributor of non-flammable façades), believes th ...

    19 April, 2022
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  • Opinion | New planning requirements for high-rise buildings creates fire safety uncertainty for other building types

    |Date: 9 September, 2021
    Opinion | New planning requirements for high-rise buildings creates fire safety uncertainty for other building types

    Opinion | New planning requirements for high-rise buildings creates fire safety uncertainty for other building types

    New planning requirements on fire safety for high-rise residential buildings came into force on August 1s ...

    New planning requirements on fire safety for high-rise residential buildings came into force on August 1st and require developers to consider fire safety at the earliest stages of planning. While we u ...

    9 September, 2021
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  • Maximising fire safety for social tenants with dementia

    |Date: 18 May, 2021
    Maximising fire safety for social tenants with dementia

    Maximising fire safety for social tenants with dementia

    As part of 2021’s Dementia Action Week, Claire O’Meara, National Account Director at FireAngel, shares ho ...

    As part of 2021’s Dementia Action Week, Claire O’Meara, National Account Director at FireAngel, shares how technology can help safeguard tenants with dementia. Dementia affects over 800,000 people in ...

    18 May, 2021
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  • New report on the future of the cladding crisis unveiled

    |Date: 31 March, 2021
    New report on the future of the cladding crisis unveiled

    New report on the future of the cladding crisis unveiled

    Residential property experts recommend ten-point plan to improve the cladding landscape. Government polic ...

    Residential property experts recommend ten-point plan to improve the cladding landscape. Government policy and a distinct lack of joined up thinking is holding back the progress needed for the 'claddi ...

    31 March, 2021
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  • FireAngel | Debating the future of fire safety for 2021 and beyond

    |Date: 7 January, 2021
    FireAngel | Debating the future of fire safety for 2021 and beyond

    FireAngel | Debating the future of fire safety for 2021 and beyond

    While 2020 presented the social housing industry with some of its toughest challenges to date, particular ...

    While 2020 presented the social housing industry with some of its toughest challenges to date, particularly in relation to COVID-19, it also offered significant opportunities for evaluation and improv ...

    7 January, 2021
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  • New £30m Waking Watch Relief Fund announced

    |Date: 18 December, 2020
    New £30m Waking Watch Relief Fund announced

    New £30m Waking Watch Relief Fund announced

    The Government has announced a £30m fund to help end the scandal of excessive waking watch costs, as part ...

    The Government has announced a £30m fund to help end the scandal of excessive waking watch costs, as part of a further move to support thousands of residents in high-rise buildings. The new Waking Wat ...

    18 December, 2020
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  • Urgent need to deliver better safety for people’s homes

    |Date: 3 April, 2020
    Urgent need to deliver better safety for people’s homes

    Urgent need to deliver better safety for people’s homes

    Gary Strong FRICS, Global Building Standards Director at RICS, responds to the Ministry for Housing, Comm ...

    Gary Strong FRICS, Global Building Standards Director at RICS, responds to the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government's (MHCLG) building safety announcement. RICS has worked closely wi ...

    3 April, 2020
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  • Biggest changes to building safety in a generation

    |Date: 2 April, 2020
    Biggest changes to building safety in a generation

    Biggest changes to building safety in a generation

    Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick MP has announced ambitious steps to further reform the building safety s ...

    Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick MP has announced ambitious steps to further reform the building safety system with the biggest changes in a generation to ensure residents are safe in their homes. New ...

    2 April, 2020
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  • Vulnerable residents ‘still at risk from under-qualified workforce’

    |Date: 22 August, 2019
    Vulnerable residents ‘still at risk from under-qualified workforce’

    Vulnerable residents ‘still at risk from under-qualified workforce’

    ECA responds to Government consultation following the Hackitt Report on building fire safety. The safety ...

    ECA responds to Government consultation following the Hackitt Report on building fire safety. The safety of hospital patients, those in care and the residents of high-rise buildings could still be at ...

    22 August, 2019
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