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Fire safety

Bills under scrutiny

The Local Government and Housing Committee is looking in detail at legislation on homelessness and building safety. Jennie Bibbings reports. Over the last 25 years of Welsh lawmaking, it has always been momentous for the sector whenever housing legislation is… Read more »

It couldn’t happen again… or could it?

In the wake of the final report of the public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire, Duncan Forbes poses some tough questions for social landlords. I am sure that, like me, if you work in the field of housing or… Read more »

Time to legislate to remediate

Leaseholders have been left frustrated by slow progress on fixing the building safety crisis in Wales, says Mark Thomas It is now five and a half years since the shocking Grenfell Tragedy and hundreds of thousands of fire defective homes… Read more »

Minister pledges more action on fire safety

Climate change minister Julie James has delivered an update on progress on building safety in Wales. WHQ looks at the details. The minister made a series of announcements on building remediation, the building control regime, support for leaseholders in financial… Read more »

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