Turn 22 safety advice notes into one document, Kerslake tells government

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Peabody chair calls on ministers to consolidate building safety advice to give ‘clarity and reassurance’

Bob Kerslake, the chair of Peabody housing association and former head of the civil service, has called on the new government to corral the 22 advice notes covering its building safety programme into a “single consistent document”.

Speaking at Savills’ annual housing seminar in London yesterday, Kerslake said following the Grenfell disaster there was “still huge uncertainty around what is safe and what isn’t”.

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