A multi-agency government response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry recommendations, led by the Cabinet Office with involvement from housing, health and safety, and justice departments. The policy addresses fire safety standards, building regulations, and systemic failures identified in the inquiry, with implementation tracked through an annual progress report and consultation on Approved Document B. Current status is active implementation of inquiry recommendations across multiple government bodies.
That this House marks with sadness the sixth anniversary of the terrible Grenfell Fire disaster; calls for urgent action from the Government to ensure all buildings are made safe by remedying fire safety defects irrespective of building type, height, tenure …
The National Audit Office found that there has been a shortage of skills or personnel needed to complete remediation work.72 However, shortages are not restricted to the removal and replacement of cladding. The Local Government Association wrote to us outlining …
That this House expresses sorrow and concern following the tragic Grenfell Tower fire; welcomes the quick response of local authorities in Coventry, the West Midlands and nationally in testing the fire safety of high rise residential buildings, schools and other …
That this House joins with IOSH, the occupational safety and health community, and others to express sorrow and concern following the tragic Grenfell Tower fire; mourns the loss of at least 80 lives and the profound suffering of those affected; …