The British Board of Agrément is the leading British certifier of construction products and systems. It was originally named the Agrément Board, after…
In my last post I introduced a Certificate of Approval, issued in 2012 by Exova, trading as Warrington Certification, for a combustible FR…
Since 18 June 2017, just four days after the Grenfell Tower fire, the Government has been claiming that its Approved Document guidance does…
On 5 September 2017, the Government published data for the number of high rise residential buildings in England (as of 31 August) with…
In my last post, I argued that the core of an ACM panel cannot reasonably be described as a filler material. The Government,…
I have been examining three alternative rationales offered by the DCLG for their claim that the core of ACM panels is covered by…
I continue with my examination of the three alternative rationales offered by the DCLG for their claim that the core of ACM panels…
I argued in my last post that the Government bears the primary responsibility for the Grenfell Tower fire because: i) the polyethylene-cored ACM…
In my first post on the Grenfell Tower disaster I recalled my father’s distress while serving as an expert witness in the court…
I am presenting evidence that seems to suggest that the ‘Passion Translation’, so-called, is not in fact a translation from the original…