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New funding is available through the Cladding Safety Scheme, delivered by Homes England, for eligible buildings under 11 metres.
Introduction The government is expanding the Cladding Safety Scheme by…
The government is making funding available to support leaseholders in…
Use this guide if you work in a self-certification scheme (previously known as competent person scheme). This guide sets out the mandatory requirements for individuals and organisations.
The codes and standards that building control bodies must follow.
Introduction This is an introduction to the operational standards rules…
Introduction The reportable data and key performance indicators (KPIs) for…
Introduction The Building Safety Regulator is the regulatory authority for…
1. Introduction 1.1 This sets out the strategic context for the regulation…
The codes and standards that registered building inspectors must follow.
Form to provide cost recovery details for your application to the Building Safety Fund, Private Sector (ACM) Cladding Remediation Fund, or Social Sector (ACM) Cladding Remediation Fund.
Use this service to apply for a building assessment certificate from the Building Safety Regulator.
What the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) charges for building control, inspection, registration and other functions, and how BSR calculates these.
How to apply for building control approval from the Building Safety Regulator to construct, or carry out building work on, a higher-risk building.
The information principal accountable persons must submit when applying for a building assessment certificate from the Building Safety Regulator.
Use this service to apply for and manage building control applications for higher-risk buildings in England.
All private sector businesses that want to do building control work in England and Wales under the Building Act 1984 (as amended) must apply to register with the Building Safety Regulator (BSR).
Guidance for local authorities and fire and rescue services on the use remediation orders, a Building Safety Act 2022 enforcement power.
Approved Document L to support Part L of Schedule 1 to the Building Regulations 2010.
This page provides a template for a home user guide and a ventilation guide to inform homeowners how to operate and ventilate their dwelling.
This notice of approval sets out the national calculation methodologies for expressing the energy performance of buildings in England and Wales.
This notice of approval sets out the approved calculation methodologies for calculating the energy performance of new buildings in England.
Approved Document F to support Part F of Schedule 1 to the Building Regulations 2010.
Help with the information you must submit to the Building Safety Regulator when you apply to construct, or carry out building work on, a higher-risk building.
What local authorities need to do when working in a multi-disciplinary team for the Building Safety Regulator (BSR).
Building regulation in England to provide guidance on the design and layout of universal toilets, ambulant toilets and toilet cubicles.
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