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The construction sector is still not ready for some of the significant changes emerging from the Building Safety Act, a major report has concluded. These

A Higher Bar – Achieving a Competence-led Built Environment lays out “significant” steps being made in the built environment and fires sectors to improve

A FORMER Porton Down expert was found dead in his home after overdosing on anti-anxiety medicine, an inquest heard.

James Breach, 53, took a large dose of his anxiety medication propanolol in a cry for help which tragically had fatal consequences.

Construction product testing should take place in systems rather than just individual components, fire brigade bosses have said. The National Fire Chiefs

James Breach from Winterslow, who also conducted the Hackitt Review into Building Regulations and Fire Safety died at the age of 55 in Wiltshire.

Gareth Lewis is chief executive of Mace Construct In April, we saw the most significant piece of legislation affecting the UK construction industry in a

The inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire is still ongoing but in April, the Building Safety Bill received Royal Assent making it the Building Safety Act.

Ministers have announced plans to outlaw the use of metal composite material panels with an unmodified polyethylene core (MCM PE) as part of an overhaul

Cladding of the type used on Grenfell Tower is to be banned from use on any building in England. Ministers have announced plans to outlaw the use of metal