Super proud to be winners of the Project of the Year award in #CC19 and awarded highly commended in the people development award! Thank you for a great evening.
Our Chair Paul Wilkins called for changes to the way high rise inspections are regulated after Grenfell at the Westminster Social Policy Forum today.
Read more about our calls for controlled competition here:
https://t.co/SkqN3WtAUN
We're pleased to see @MarkJLittlewood stand up for private building inspectors in The Times this morning as part of the debate around the Government's plans to reform building regulations.
https://t.co/neMxA8rbXI
Our Chairman Paul Wilkins writes in today's @commentcentral1 on how the Government has failed private sector building control:
"The private sector has delivered choice and competition and driven up standards. This should be celebrated by the Government."
https://t.co/fcyjxtDehA
Progress photographs of the new convenience store in Scawby. The design is influenced by the vernacular of the village in both material pallet and detailing. Thanks to @TopconGrimsby who are the contractors, @RoyGeddesBrick and @AggregateUK @lincscoop #Lincolnshire#construction
@acai_gb Another example of Government thinking one size fits all. There are many subtle variations throughout construction including LABC Departments that deliver Building Regs on behalf of the LA but don’t have to be accountable to elected members. Where do they sit in the system?
Our Chairman Paul Wilkins writes in PBC Today on the creation of privately owned mutuals by some local authority building control teams - one of the oversights of the Hackitt Review.
https://t.co/LexR1aoB7c
Read our Chair Paul Wilkins in Construction News discussing the Hackitt Review's calls to reduce the role of Approved Inspectors in signing off building safety - and how a similar system has already caused problems in Scotland. #HackittPlus
https://t.co/r7xU5T05Rk
Our model for #HackittPlus aligns building control with other safety critical industries including automotive, aviation and maritime, where service delivery is backed by a robust regulator.
https://t.co/L4Ty0XxI4M
We help developers, designers and contractors achieve Building Regulation approval on almost any construction project – from extensions to large commercial developments https://t.co/0az5ctRKb2
£50m for the expansion of Grammar schools magically available.
Meanwhile SEN in schools cut to the bone with no extra funding.
Elsewhere some schools are even having teachers buy resources needed & parents fund raise for basics.
But Grammar schools are about social mobility. BS