The second phase of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry has begun, after phase one examined what happened on the night on 14 June 2017, when 72 people died in a devastating…

Hearings for the second phase of the Grenfell Inquiry won’t start until 2020, inquiry chairman Sir Martin Moore-Bick has confirmed. After examining the details of what happened at Grenfell Tower…

Grenfell Inquiry panel member and veteran architect Thouria Istephan has been appointed as the new interim chief construction adviser by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) on 30 September.

Dr Rebecca Rees and John Forde review the changes in building safety laws since the Grenfell Tower fire of 14 June 2017.

Main built environment organisations have unanimously welcomed the government’s response to the Grenfell Inquiry’s final report.

Simon Lewis and Michelle Essen review this year’s building safety highlights and share tips on what the industry should look for in 2025.

A Conservative peer has said that only “pure luck” is preventing another disaster like Grenfell from happening again and that buildings will be due for remediation after he is “in a wooden box”.

Two co-authors of the golden thread have outlined what they would like to see in future iterations of the golden thread guidance, recently published by the Construction Leadership Council (CLC). In this second part, Chris Lees, chief executive of Dataclan, offers his thoughts.

The Prime Minister has pledged to exclude the companies criticised in the final report of the Grenfell Inquiry from public sector contracts.

A round-up of industry reactions to the Grenfell Inquiry final report.

The Grenfell Inquiry has today (4 September) recommended the development of a construction library to hold information “such as data from tests on products and materials, reports on serious fires and academic papers”.

The Grenfell Inquiry has recommended bringing back the role of chief construction adviser to flag concerns about building regulations and the wider industry.

The Grenfell Inquiry has blamed Rydon as one of the companies that “bears considerable responsibility” for the fire in the residential block that killed 72 people on 14 June 2017.

The Grenfell Inquiry has published today (4 September) its second and final report into the fire in the residential tower that killed 72 people on 14 June 2017.

ONE Engage address the complex challenge of managing digital information in the residential sector for landlords, residents and fire and rescue services. The judges picked the platform as the Product Innovation of the Year at the Digital Construction Awards last night (2 July). 

ONE Engage address the complex challenge of managing digital information in the residential sector for landlords, residents and fire and rescue services, and the judges picked the platform as the Product Innovation of the Year at the Digital Construction Awards last night (2 July).

The Grenfell Inquiry has confirmed that it will publish the final part of its report on 4 September.

The Crown Prosecution Service said it hopes to be in a position to make prosecution decisions on the Grenfell fire by the end of 2026.