Grenfell Tower Inquiry diary week 55: ‘My review is pretty scathing!’

In a week that included the 200th day of evidence in phase two of the inquiry, attention turned to the London Fire Brigade’s control room. Lucie Heath reports

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Lords pass Grenfell memorial bill and call for new law for corporate crimes

15.04.26

Contracts on two retrofit schemes referred to Serious Fraud Office

14.04.26

BSR searches for chair of resident panel as two appointments made to advisory committee

10.04.26

Scottish Housing Regulator to visit nine landlords

10.04.26

The Week in Housing: ‘Landmark’ building safety ruling, more BSR changes, and murder investigation progresses

10.04.26

BSR sets out plan to reduce delays to complex and higher-risk building safety works

10.04.26

Experts believe minor building works and self-certification changes could cut approval delays but raise risk of non-compliance

08.04.26

Grenfell Tower Inquiry diary week 55: ‘My review is pretty scathing!’

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Lords pass Grenfell memorial bill and call for new law for corporate crimes

Contracts on two retrofit schemes referred to Serious Fraud Office

BSR searches for chair of resident panel as two appointments made to advisory committee

Scottish Housing Regulator to visit nine landlords

The Week in Housing: ‘Landmark’ building safety ruling, more BSR changes, and murder investigation progresses

BSR sets out plan to reduce delays to complex and higher-risk building safety works

Experts believe minor building works and self-certification changes could cut approval delays but raise risk of non-compliance

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