Government commits £70m to tackle building safety skills gap
The three-year funding programme aims to increase the number of Class 3H professionals qualified to inspect high-risk buildings, as well as training new fire engineers.
27 March 26
The three-year funding programme aims to increase the number of Class 3H professionals qualified to inspect high-risk buildings, as well as training new fire engineers.
18 March 26
Chief executive Verender Badial says it is "able to unlock value in assets where others see risk and uncertainty".
16 March 26
The developer has received planning permission for its redrafted plans for the historic mill in Manchester, after most of the building was destroyed in a fire last June.
3 March 26
Acting chief executive Charlie Pugsley said the regulator continued to see “improvements to the numbers of decisions being made for new-build applications".
19 February 26
Data shows 44 applications, submitted over three months ago, are still awaiting a decision at the Building Safety Regulator's final approval stage, despite being “ready for residents” to occupy.
11 February 26
The consultancy said the policy would scupper the development of around 90,000 homes over a five-year period, equivalent to a city the size of Milton Keynes.
11 February 26
The whole building safety process needs improving to speed up development without any compromises.
3 February 26
The High Court ruled that Laing O’Rourke Construction South, which completed the building in 2011, was responsible for serious defects in its pipework.
28 January 26
Proposals to split safety approval for schemes into different stages could take the brake off development.
27 January 26
According to Building Safety Regulator chair Andy Roe, the transition marks a “decisive and important step in strengthening building safety”.