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A published fire safety prosecution of a managing agent: what the court heard, the duties behind the enforcement notice, and how a live, evidenced record keeps known issues visible until they are closed.
How third-party safety data loses its context, travels silently into a building's safety record, and what that means for compliance, enforcement and insurance if nobody checks it.
A worked example of how blocks of flats drift below the cost of rebuilding them, who pays when a claim is cut, and what managing agents, building owners and residents can do before it happens.
What recent social housing consumer judgements suggest about the gap between holding information on a building and understanding the condition of the building itself.
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