British Safety Council responds to new Fire Safety Act
Sector: Road • Location: United Kingdom
Source: Highways Today
Four years on from the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the British Safety Council has been campaigning for leaseholders to be protected from all remediation costs that have arisen through no fault of their own. The Government's Fire Safety Bill, aimed at making homes safer, was passed on 29 April without further amendment or more financial protections for leaseholders.
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Description | Four years on from the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the British Safety Council has been campaigning for leaseholders to be protected from all remediation costs that have arisen through no fault of their own. The Government's Fire Safety Bill, aimed at making homes safer, was passed on 29 April without further amendment or more financial protections for leaseholders. |
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