45,000-home landlord Optivo had approached Engie to bring its existing housing stock in line with fire-safety standards.
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Ongo began the work in January to replace all the fire doors in three high rise blocks at Market Hill, Scunthorpe.
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Through an untraceable online Safe Space via the organisation’s website, Grand Union customers and the wider public will be able to safely access support.
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More than 250,000 disabled people in England stand to benefit from the extra investment into life-enhancing Changing Places toilets.
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The British Board of Agrément has proposed an ‘Agreement Plus’ programme that would see the random testing of selected materials at regular intervals.
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The funding adds to the growing list of new government initiatives that aim to support survivors of rape and domestic abuse.
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Robert Jenrick made the announcement earlier today, adding that more cash will be provided to leaseholders to fix similar issues in shorter buildings.
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Housebuilder Persimmon has committed £75m to addressing cladding safety issues on 26 buildings within its legacy development portfolio.
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A man who threatened housing workers while wielding a bike chain has been banned from entering the vicinity of Salix Homes’ offices in Salford.
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“Leaseholders simply can’t afford it and shouldn’t have to,” said shadow Housing secretary Thangam Debbonaire, who opened the debate.