The National Audit Office (NAO) said up to 60% of buildings with dangerous cladding still haven't been identified by the government The government could miss its own cladding removal completion date ...

The government still does not know how many buildings in England have dangerous cladding, the costs of removing it, or the length of time it will take, according to a committee of MPs. In a report, ...

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Government moves to deal with the fallout from dangerous cladding leaves solicitors, in Sarah Dwight's view, unable to properly advise clients On the 10 February, housing secretary Robert Jenrick gave ...

The boss of a contractor that was fined £240,000 for safety failures over the removal of Grenfell-style cladding has sacked certain members of the project team that were involved in the work. The boss ...

Remediating the country’s dangerously clad buildings could cost up to £22 billion, the government spending watchdog has warned The National Audit Office (NAO) said in a major report yesterday (4 ...

More buildings will soon be able to access government funding to remove dangerous cladding, the government has announced. Funding was previously only available on blocks of 59ft (18m) or higher, ...

The government could miss its own cladding removal completion date if progress is not made to speed up the process, the UK's spending watchdog has said. In a new report, the National Audit Office (NAO ...