Amazon trusts on URSA for insulating its offices

The ban will not be applied retroactively to existing buildings. However, when the facades of such buildings are refurbished, they will not be able to use combustible cladding or insulation. This announcement is a major step forward for public safety in the aftermath of the Grenfell tower tragedy. URSA has long advocated for these changes and commends the UK government for taking this step. Public safety demands regulatory clarity and simplicity. We encourage the government to extend these measures further and include all high risk buildings to ensure the safety of people living, working, studying and recovering in hospitals, residential care premises, student accommodation and schools.