Showing posts with label Grenfell Tower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grenfell Tower. Show all posts
Thursday 7 December 2023

Brent’s Affordable Council Housing – open and transparent?

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Guest post by Philip Grant in a personal capacity   I’ve already written about the Morland Gardens parts of the Affordable Housing Supply U...
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Thursday 10 February 2022

Disabled leaseholder group starts fire safety legal action against Government

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 From Disability Rights UK LINK The Disabled leaseholders group Claddag has started judicial review proceedings against the Home Secretary ...
Saturday 24 June 2017

Brent Council statement on high-rise blocks safety

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Brent Council has posted the following statement on its website LINK : High-rise safety in council blocks Many residents living in hig...
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Duffy calls for special Full Brent Council meeting on post-Grenfell action

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--> Cllr John Duffy has written to all Brent councillors seeking support for his call for a special Council meeting to review t...
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Wednesday 21 June 2017

Quintain issues fire safety assurance for its highrise Wembley development

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Quintain have issued the following statement in response to  enquiries about the safety of its high rise development in Wembley Park: ...
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Rydon Construction is on London Mayor's London Development Panel

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Indro Sen addressing the recent UCU Congress Open letter to the Mayor of London, in response to his open letter to the Prime Ministe...
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Sunday 18 June 2017

Barry Gardiner invites Brent tower block residents to fire safety meeting on Monday

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Barry Gardiner, MP for Brent North has invited residents of tower blocks in Brent to a meeting on Monday 19th June 7.30pm at St James Ch...
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Join in with #GreenforGrenfell school action June 23rd

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    Schools are coming together in support of the victims of Grenfell Tower, with a 'Green for Grenfell&...
Saturday 17 June 2017

Teacher unions' joint statement on supporting children after Grenfell

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--> Grenfell: Joint statement by ATL, AEP, NAHT and NUT about need for housing for the children who survived and for support fo...
Thursday 15 June 2017

UPDATE: Cllr Butt reassures Brent high-rise tenants on Fire Risk Assessments and compliance

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Twitter post earlier today  Cllr Muhammed Butt, leader of Brent Council, has made the following statement in the wake of the Grenfell ...
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