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Housing After Grenfell Blog

This blog provides a forum for discussion and debate about housing and law-related matters.

We welcome submissions on national and international issues such as Grenfell, fire safety, housing conditions, housing rights, tenure reform, regulation, ownership, governance,  and tenant voice. 

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1 March 2021

Regulating the NHBC Buildmark Cover: Part 2

by: Susan Bright, James Davey

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25 February 2021

Remediation costs through the NHBC Buildmark Cover (Part 1: Scope)

by: Susan Bright, James Davey

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28 October 2019

The Oxford Conference: Confusion, and the Law on Putting Things Right

by: Susan Bright, David Sawtell

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28 October 2019

The Oxford Conference: Insurance, Local Authorities and the Fire Service

by: Susan Bright, David Sawtell

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14 May 2019

UK government announces £200m fund to speed up cladding replacement – some answers, still lots of questions

by: David Sawtell

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18 September 2018

Cladding: combustibility, terminology and Building Regulations

by: James Bessey

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17 June 2018

Making private blocks of flats safe post Grenfell

by: Susan Bright, Christopher Bright

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14 June 2022

The Building Safety Crisis on the 5th Anniversary of the Grenfell Tower Fire

by: Susan Bright

21 May 2022

Recovering interim fire safety costs under the NHBC’s Buildmark policy

by: Susan Bright

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Susan Bright
Professor of Land Law, McGregor Fellow

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