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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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18 September 2018

Cladding: combustibility, terminology and Building Regulations

by: James Bessey

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12 September 2018

Why was unsafe cladding used on the Blackbird Leys towers?

by: Roxana Willis

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6 September 2018

­Grenfell: Human Rights and a Ban on Combustible Cladding?

by: Susan Bright

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3 September 2018

Leaseholders and Fire Safety after Grenfell: My Story

by: Anuj Vats

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21 August 2018

Local Authority Responses to Public Perceptions of Fire Safety: Insight into Bristol City Council

by: Ed Burtonshaw-Gunn

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9 August 2018

The Church and the State in the Shadow of Grenfell Tower

by: Graham Tomlin

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30 July 2018

The Green Quarter decision: leaseholders have to pay

by: Susan Bright

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20 July 2018

Getting the cladding replaced

by: Susan Bright

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18 July 2018

Closing gaps – the problem with common parts

by: Helen Carr, Ed Kirton-Darling

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25 June 2018

Why are tower block refurbishment projects implemented and whom do they benefit?

by: Roxana Willis

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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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