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News
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22/09/2021 by Matt Hodges-Long
The building safety case regime marks a new approach to how Accountable Persons must manage risk within high-rise residential blocks...
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27/05/2021 by Matt Hodges-Long
Immersed in the Building Safety Crisis full time and a self-confessed Governance, Risk and Compliance nerd I believe in the importance of facts...
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25/05/2021 by Matt Hodges-Long
The 9 Golden Thread principles published by the Building Regulations Advisory Committee (BRAC) Golden Thread Working Group, and our insight into each one...
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11/05/2021 by Matt Hodges-Long
A Premises Information Box will soon be a legal requirement on all residential blocks over 18m in height. Are your buildings ready?...
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Blog article
11/05/2021 by Matt Hodges-Long
The Fire Safety Act 2021 will seriously impact Responsible Persons (RPs) of residential blocks of all heights. Are you ready?...
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Blog article
19/11/2020 by Matt Hodges-Long
The three groups of opposition amendments to the draft Fire Safety Bill could be more of a problem for Responsible Persons (property managers) than previously thought....
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Blog article
06/11/2020 by Matt Hodges-Long
The only logical way to tackle the Building Safety Crisis is to identify the risks, manage them, provide evidence of your risk controls and keep all key parties informed....
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Blog article
27/04/2020 by Caroline Duggan
COVID-19 lockdown has seen many of us being asked to work from home. Caroline has been working from home for 2 years and tells us why it works for her....
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Reports & insights
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16/03/2020 by Richard Carman
How close are English housing associations and local authority landlords to the proposed new Building Safety regulations? Download our report that assesses the validity and availability of their Fire Risk Assessments....
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