DLUHC allocates £8m to speed up cladding repairs
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has dedicated more than £8m to council enforcement teams to hold building owners to account for cladding repairs.
9 December 22
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has dedicated more than £8m to council enforcement teams to hold building owners to account for cladding repairs.
6 December 22
RICS has published new guidance on valuing residential buildings with unsafe cladding, which it says will play “an important role in restoring a fully functioning [housing] market”.
24 November 22
The death of toddler Awaab Ishak has exposed serious failings in the way property concerns are addressed.
2 November 22
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has said it expects housebuilders to sign a finalised fire safety pledge “very soon”, legally binding them to carry out cladding repairs.
19 October 22
Decision by housing secretary to issue legal warning to freeholder of a tower block shows it won’t accept delays.
10 October 22
Housing minister Simon Clarke has launched legal action against the owner of a Stevenage tower that has failed to carry out cladding repair work in a jolting “warning to the industry’s outliers”.
5 October 22
Residential Freehold Association director Mick Platt on why housing secretary should reassess cladding approach
4 October 22
RICS has launched a consultation on new draft guidance to help lenders value blocks of flats requiring cladding remediation work.
4 August 22
Michael Gove’s strategy to tackle the cladding crisis proved deeply unpopular with the housebuilding industry.
20 July 22
Industry claims the case sets a ‘bold precedent’ for hundreds of ongoing disputes over cladding remediation