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Jack Simpson
JSimpsonjourno
Before the cladding debate starts today, I think context is important.For nearly three and a half years the government has been consistently saying that leaseholders should not pay for cladding
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Peter Apps
PeteApps
There's been lots of talk about how much better the Australian state of Victoria has been doing at dealing with its cladding crisis, so for this month's issue I spoke
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Peter Apps
PeteApps
Ok, so here is a short thread on what this data really shows which is:1. We are now making steady (but still slow) progress on ACM remediation ONLY2. The wider
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Peter Apps
PeteApps
Having had a bit of time to reflect on this I think it's worth running through the role of Arconic in a bit more detail. They are the huge Pennsylvania
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Peter Apps
PeteApps
So we have a plan from Labour on cladding ahead of tomorrow's debate and vote on the crisis in the commons tomorrow. Here is a thread with some explanation and
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Dr Jonathan Evans FIMechE
Jonatha135113
Meanwhile in other news, wow ...Arconic internally withdrew their Class B classification for PE ACM (which was approved for buildings over 18m) and replaced it with Class E. Debbie French
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Peter Apps
PeteApps
Putting to one side whether or not it's really ok for a minister to chastise leaseholders in buildings with dangerous cladding for being sarcastic, the government's testing regime does not
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John Cotter
John_Cotter
Imagine being PM right now. Being in the middle of a pandemic that has already claimed in excess of 60,000 lives in your country; in the midst of a major
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Brett McKay
BMcSport
A bit of cricket history in Central West NSW today - my little home town of Bogan Gate (pop. 200) has beaten Parkes to claim the Grinsted Cup for the
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MI6 ROGUE®
mi6rogue
#Facts Matter:Property developers who built flats covered in dangerous cladding donated £2.5 million to the @Conservative since the #Grenfell fire in 2017, @BorisJohnson has personally received £50,000 from individuals with
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Peter Apps
PeteApps
Lunchtime update from the inquiry:This morning we've been hearing why the cladding subcontractor believed the system was compliant. It appears he placed an extraordinary degree of trust in the people
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Peter Apps
PeteApps
Lunchtime update from the Grenfell Tower Inquiry:- Govt officials warned about use of Kingspan insulation on high rises in 2014- Kingspan accused of "lying" to them about testing which had
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Ellis Howard
Ellishowiee
1. What breaks my heart is social media has conditioned us to be selectively outraged for 24hrs then onto the next thing. I still can’t believe people are STARVING in
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Jack Simpson
JSimpsonjourno
The gov looks set to announce its next plan to fix the cladding scandal. Looks like we could see funding increased to £5bn, with a £2bn levy on developers. Reported
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Peter Apps
PeteApps
Amid a flurry of coverage of the misery being caused by the cladding scandal this week, I think it's worth explaining that this problem comes from 30 years of building
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Tim O'Callaghan
nimtimtim
A week late but my I have two issues with the RIBA competency tests:1. What the hell do you test? Given the extraordinary range of work architects undertake at different
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