This month we look at retroactive measures being put in place following the Grenfell Tower fire
The August issue of H&V News is here. Key features this month include ongoing calls for root-and-branch reform from industry figures after the tragedy at Grenfell Tower. We also look at a heating upgrade at the Old Bailey that forms part of long-term modernisation of the court.
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H&V News features correspondent Ian Vallely reports on hopes that proposed revisions to UK Building Regulations will address limited ventilation and overheating provisions
Government proposes major building safety regulator reforms
Industry feedback is now being sought on how to drastically reform the enforcement of building safety and penalise bad practice as part of ongoing response to Hackitt Report
Friends of the Earth to host keynote address at H&V News summit
Mike Childs, head of science, policy and research for the environmental campaign group will be sharing his views on the huge implications of decarbonisation for HVAC and how industry is adapting
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