Articles about regulation in building safety compliance.
The Commonhold Reform Bill and Remediation Bill both reshape existing leaseholder-managed buildings: ground rent cap, forfeiture abolition, an 11-18m register. What RTM directors should do now.
The BSR Approved Document B consultation closes 1 July 2026. A managerial-frame companion for higher-risk building managers: which proposals carry operational impact, how to scope a response, and what evidence to cite.
A decision tree for higher-risk building managers working out which legal entity is the Principal Accountable Person under the Building Safety Act 2022. Four tenure branches: landlord-managed, RTM, managing agent appointed, and mixed tenure.
The PEEPs deadline passed on 6 April 2026. Five weeks on, this post explains what 'reasonable steps' actually means in evidence terms for RTM and RMC directors, with the dated paper trail Fire and Rescue Authorities expect to see.
The BSR's 2026 consultation on Approved Document B closes 1 July. What the proposed fire-safety changes mean for building managers, and what to do now.
A practical breakdown of Building Safety Act compliance costs for higher-risk buildings. Covers BSR fees, fire risk assessments, safety cases, PEEPs, software, insurance, and how to present costs to leaseholders.
Section 20B of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 sets an 18-month deadline for service charge demands. Miss it and you lose the right to recover costs. Here is how to comply.
The Building Safety Levy launches October 2026. Learn how it works, whether costs could affect your service charges, and what building managers should prepare for now.
What makes a building higher-risk under the Building Safety Act? The 7-storey and 18m criteria, registration requirements, and your obligations explained.
Understand the difference between the Accountable Person and Principal Accountable Person under the Building Safety Act 2022. Duties comparison, real scenarios, and how to identify who holds each role.
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