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Grenfell Tower and the unravelling of forty years of housing ideology

By drl | 21 June 2017

As part of a series of posts critically reflecting on the Grenfell Tower fire, Prof Helen Carr argues that legal and policy burdens make tower … Read more

Inquiries, regulation and fire in the high rise

By drl | 16 June 2017

by Ed Kirton-Darling It is around 48 hours since the news of a fire at Grenfell Tower broke. My reactions in that time mirror those … Read more

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