Developers must pay for work to remove dangerous cladding from medium-rise buildings, according to Housing Secretary Michael Gove.

As Govt launches new online service to track building owners' action, there's still no confirmation that landlords can benefit from the measures.

Rebecca Marsh, The Property Ombudsman, investigates a complaint over the selling a high-rise building with cladding issues.

SLC says thousands of owners are trapped, unable to move, facing bankruptcy and contemplating suicide over the issue.

Announcement will unlock thousands of homes trapped by the forms within apartment blocks to be bought, sold or remortgaged.

Nearly half of a relief fund for private leaseholders goes unclaimed due to high bar to qualify for grants.

Senior associate Susanna Caulfield at legal firm Rosling King says lenders need to be persuaded to take a more sensible approach to controversial certification framework.

Flat owners caught in cladding scandal could see up to £41bn wiped from the value of their bricks and mortar