Cladding work tender is nearly ready. Residents in 215 apartments will be relieved with the new fire safety plans.

His property group is preparing tender papers now. They hired consultants to help, ensuring the work goes smoothly.
Howard says they have worked hard since gaining control. All consultants are hired for the cladding tender, which affects 215 apartments. Residents should find this relieving.
Ipswich Borough Council gives them support; James Fairclough and Helen Pluck are helping. Homes England and the Levelling Up Fund also assist, moving things forward.
The group bought the Mill for £1 last year. It cost £30 million to finish. They fixed the Winerack before, which is also on the Waterfront.
They must replace the firewatch, which uses a costly system. Fire alarms are more effective, they say, adding to the total budget.
Ministers set strict deadlines in December. Alex Norris and Angela Rayner made them; building owners must act by 2029. This applies to buildings over 18 meters, and owners might face jail if they fail.
Howard finds these deadlines challenging but remains ambitious. He stated that they will work with everyone to ensure the work gets done fast.