Cladding Scandal

Michael Gove has told developers that they must commit to fixing fire safety defects in high-rise buildings or face being banned from the housing market. Credit: Kim Mogg / NationalWorldplaceholder image

Developers must sign post-Grenfell fire safety contracts or face ban

Lisa Petty is expecting a bill of up to £30,000 to remove the unsafe cladding fitted on her home. Credit: Kim Mogg / NationalWorldplaceholder image

Woman trapped in flat with Grenfell cladding facing £30k removal bill

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‘Our last chance’: leaseholders to protest over the cladding scandal

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Norwegian bank responds to requests to divest from cladding firms

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The cladding scandal explained and how leaseholders are affected

Michael Gove has told developers to cover the “full outstanding cost” of the cladding scandal (image: NationalWorld/Mark Hall)placeholder image

Gove sets March deadline for developers to act on £4bn cladding plan

My home’s become a death trap’: this is the reality for people trapped in properties with dangerous cladding (Photos: Stephen Squires, Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)placeholder image

'Gut-wrenching': the reality for people trapped in homes with dangerous cladding

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