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This document outlines the position on the implementation of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase 1 recommendations.
September 2024 Introduction This document provides an update on the…
February 2024 Introduction The document provides an update on the progress…
June 2023 Introduction The document provides an update on the progress…
November 2022 Introduction The document provides an update on the progress…
Thematic update on progress against the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase 1…
Introduction The purpose of this document is to provide an update on the…
A summary of current activity at the Grenfell Tower site.
An update for the Grenfell community.
After a standard procurement process, we reappointed Deconstruct UK (DUK)…
A government review has been published today which will help to bolster the resilience of the 999-call handling system following a technical fault in June 2023.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
Why the tower is being rewrapped and how this is being managed.
Flood-hit communities can now apply for thousands of pounds from the government to help them recover.
Curiosity kept Bays Consulting pondering after delivering a commission for ACE – and the subsequent results changed the company’s prospects.
Letters of thanks from Home Secretary James Cleverly to all police, fire and rescue service workers.
The art and science of cleaning ‘dirty data’ and creating visualisations to make it more useful.
Thousands of pounds of government funding to help communities recover from the impact of Storm Babet.
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