cladding
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Gove gives housing developers six weeks on fire safety contracts
“There will be nowhere to hide – I will not hesitate to act and they will face significant consequences”
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Ministers must stop milking housebuilders, says HBF
Foreign developers and cladding companies must pay share
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Building safety pilot launched
Pilot comes ahead of a wider roll-out next year, when it will be the biggest building safety scheme in the world
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Cladding claims: a vital result revisited
The latest High Court judgment on cladding claims is an important read for everyone in the industry
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Building safety and developer pledges
Why the Building Safety Act will cause problems for developers who do not sign the pledge
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Housing association wins landmark cladding case
The High Court has ruled that responsibility lies with building contractor
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Contractor loses High Court battle over combustible cladding on Gosport tower blocks
Mulalley was found to be in breach of contract in fixing combustible cladding
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Landlords face 10 years in jail over cladding costs, Gove warns
Passing costs on to leaseholders has become a criminal offence with the Building Safety Act
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Galliard bows to Gove’s ‘mafia’ building pledge
Boss Stephen Conway: “It goes on and on and on, like he’s the mafia. And it’s a complete nonsense”
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Negotiations are over, Gove tells cladding manufacturers
‘Manufacturers have failed to make any such commitment’ to fix the issues, said Gove
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More than 35 developers sign Gove’s pledge
More than £2bn has been committed, but 17 developers asked by Gove have yet to sign
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Gove bags £2bn for building safety
Questions remain over where the next £2bn will come from after he takes all the “low-hanging fruit”