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  • HSE Chief Inspector of Buildings cites 2024 as 'defining year' for building safety

    With the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) becoming fully operational and
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    under the Building Safety Act 2022, last year was hailed as a defining
    moment in building safety in England as work progresses in 2025 to make
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    How a circular economy can help reform construction waste

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    Fire safety reg changes in NI

    The Properties Division of Northern Ireland’s Department of Finance has made changes to Part E (Fire Safety) of the Building (Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2024 and to Technical Booklets E (Fire Safety 2012) and R.

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