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, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. New government funding is set to become available for the removal of dangerous cladding from buildings previously excluded from ...

Another cladding fire has struck London, this time in East London’s Dagenham. Early Monday morning, a 7-story residential tower at 22-24 Freshwater Road was engulfed in flames. Construction was ...

A housebuilder controlled by a major Wall Street hedge fund has secured taxpayer funding to remove potentially dangerous cladding from its buildings.

Hundreds of families are still sleeping in dangerous apartment buildings, eight years after the Grenfell Tower fire prompted governments worldwide to crack down on flammable cladding. Data obtained ...

Higher than expected costs to remove cladding from Taylor Wimpey's buildings in response to the Grenfell fire tragedy have wiped out its profits, the housebuilder has said. The company made a loss in ...

At the start of July 2026, the government published its responses to two earlier consultations on reducing the scope of work subject to ...

Funding is to be made available to remove dangerous cladding from buildings which previously did not qualify for Government help. Buildings under 11 metres were not covered by existing leaseholder ...

New funding to remove dangerous cladding from smaller buildings - Leaseholders in smaller buildings have faced expensive bills to fix safety issues ...