Businesses admonished for their role in the Grenfell Tower tragedy could be banned from future public deals under new plans. The Government announced it will investigate those responsible for the ...

Angela Rayner today apologised to the victims' families in the Grenfell Tower tragedy - as she promised "justice must be done". The Deputy PM, who vowed tough new reforms today, told the Commons ...

Seven organisations criticised in wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster could be banned from bidding for public contracts, the government has said. Cladding and insulation firms are among those set ...

All 58 recommendations of the Grenfell Tower public inquiry will be enacted, government says. Angela Rayner says the tower block will be dismantled - an announcement which has had a mixed reaction.

A contractor involved in the refurbishment of Grenfell Tower before the 2017 fire is mounting a legal challenge to a ban by Kensington and Chelsea Council (RBKC). It comes after RBKC extended a ...

Ms Rayner slammed the “blatant dishonesty and greed” of the companies responsible for the flammable materials that incased Grenfell Tower. She said “their disgraceful mercenary behaviour put ...

The government’s response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry will give us a single construction regulator, but leaves much unchanged, writes @PeteApps #UKhousing Speed-reading through my embargoed copy of ...

London’s mayor, Sadiq Khan, said the government’s action plan marked ‘an important step towards the reform needed to correct the catastrophic failures exposed by the Grenfell Tower tragedy’. He said: ...

A survivor of the Grenfell Tower fire has said she is in ‘utter disbelief’ after discovering a contractor banned by Kensington and Chelsea Council (RBKC) is appealing the decision through the ...

LONDON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Britain will investigate companies involved in the refurbishment of London's Grenfell Tower with flammable cladding, which have been partly blamed for the devastating ...

The government will bring in a single construction regulator to hold those responsible for building safety to account, it announced today as part of its final response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry.