A survey conducted by Firechief Global has revealed that 42% of homes in the UK do not have a carbon monoxide alarm fitted, equivalent to over 1 in 3 homes.

James Staveley, Partner in Carter Jonas’ Planning & Development team looks at how new regulations may impact the development of tall buildings.

Gas certificates that have a different date to when the inspection occurred, even if it is a day later can potentially cause issues and result in a major fine.

Following its recent building safety seminar, The RFA has outlined solutions to end the UK-wide building safety crisis.

Simon Blackham, Senior Technical Manager at Recticel, looks at the biggest revision of UK building safety regulation for nearly 40 years and what it means for housebuilders and the...

The Government now has a full house for its developers' remediation contract according to to the latest updated list.

With the number of gas leaks reported by gas safety engineers in Great Britain increasing by 17% in the past year alone, boiler engineer experts, Fair Fix, share their advice on how...

RAAC panels were used from the 1950s up to the mid-1990s to keep pace with growing school numbers. However, as it is less dense than traditional concrete and has a lower compressive...

The Building Safety Act 2022 (‘BSA 2022’) is the largest reform of building safety regulation since 1984. Real Estate Partner, Nataliya Healey from Primas Law looks at what...

A worrying 94% of Brits aren’t testing their smoke alarms often enough, according to new research undertaken by GoCompare.