The biggest ever survey of fire risk assessments has revealed widespread safety problems

Insight13.06.185:47 PM by Sophie Barnes

Inside Housing has obtained and analysed risk assessments for 1,584 tower blocks. One year on from the Grenfell tragedy, Sophie Barnes reveals the worrying problems they flag and the lessons they contain for social landlords

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