Sussex firm Rydon, which carried out a £8.6 million refurbishment of the exterior of Grenfell Tower last year, installing cladding and new windows, said its work "met all required building control, fire regulation, and health and safety standards".
A major hotel chain is carrying out an urgent review of fire safety after concerns about the cladding on its hotel in Maidenhead.
Premier Inn said it was 'extremely concerned' about the materials used - but assured guests - it was not the same as that used on Grenfell Towers.
The company said robust safety measures are in place and the hotel - opened by Theresa May - would remain open. Mary Stanley has our report.
The fire service in Dorset & Wiltshire is to inspect fire safety at up to 250 high rise apartment blocks after the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
Several residents reported that a resident said the blaze started in his faulty fridge.
Local residents had warned it would take a "catastrophic event" before authorities took notice of their concerns about fire safety.