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Please note that the following regions aren't managed by the LABC awards team.
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Poorly constructed or maintained free-standing walls can be a danger. Everyone in the building industry has a responsibility to look for the dangers posed by these walls as they can cause death or injury if they collapse.
The Building Regulations do not control the construction of most free-…
Only local authorities have the powers to take action should, for whatever reason, the Approved Inspector be unable to comply with the building regulations.
In general only if work has not started can another Approved Inspector submit a new initial notice to allow them to carry out the…
Regional Winners
Clare St Regis
Region: East Anglia
Project Team: Cocksedge Building Contractors, Freeland Rees Roberts Architects, Clare College
Local Authority: 3C…
The South West region has kicked off the 2018 LABC Building Excellence Awards season, and this year's winners and highly commendeds were announced at an event at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Plymouth on Friday 20 April 2018.
The LABC Central Building Excellence Awards returned to the Doubletree by Hilton, Milton Keynes (home of the MK Dons) last Friday 5 April 2019.
250 building control professionals and representatives from the construction industry were at the event hosted by LABC's Managing Director,…
This document is part of our suite of technical guidance notes from the Building Control Alliance.
When your application is approved by your local council building control team, you will usually be provided with an Inspection Service Plan before you start work. This outlines the stages of work that require inspection. It will vary depending on the size and complexity of your project, age of…
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LABC's official response to the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG) consultation on building regulations which closed on 31 July 2019.