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08 June 2022Statement on DLUHC’s updates to the fire safety regulations and guidance announced on the eve of the Platinum Jubilee
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20 October 2021
MIMA comments on both the Heat and Buildings and Net Zero Strategies
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08 April 2020
**Updated 28 May 2020** MIMA’s statement on Coronavirus (COVID-19) #staysafe
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19 March 2020
A FUTURE (RESILIENT) HOMES STANDARD FOR 2025
A PAPER FOR POLICYMAKERS AND REGULATORS
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15 July 2018
MIMA Building Safety Guide launched
Today, MIMA has launched its guidance on the assessment and design of insulation and/or cladding systems applied to the exterior of all buildings having more than three storeys above ground level.
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10 July 2018
Improving the insulation of buildings makes sense both now and in a low carbon future
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22 May 2018
MIMA comment on the Prime Minister's announcement on The Grand Challenge Missions and Clean Growth
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17 May 2018
‘Insufficient' - MIMA’s first reaction to Dame Judith Hackitt’s independent report on Building Regulations and Fire Safety.
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18 December 2017
Hackitt interim report: MIMA believes phase two report must go further to recommend that Buildings Regulations only allow non-combustible materials to be specified for use in mid to high-rise & high occupancy buildings.
MIMA welcomes Dame Judith Hackitt’s independent interim report on Building Regulations and Fire Safety and its recommendations - in particular the finding that the current regulatory system for ensuring fire safety in high-rise and complex buildings is not fit for purpose.
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25 October 2017
MIMA responds to the Hackitt Review on Building Regulations and Fire Safety
MIMA responds to the Hackitt Review on Building Regulations and Fire Safety
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27 September 2017
MIMA supported industry alliance launches aspirational action plan for Government to make our buildings great again
Industry alliance launches aspirational action plan for Government to make our buildings great again
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