Previous T's works make premises unsafe- new T's rights?

[westminster]

Not necessarily. After building work some cracks can appear and be normal as the new build settles.

Exactly.

This has issue has been discussed for a few days now with no remedial, preventive or even investigative work apparently carried out. That is the most worrying fact.

If you look at OP's previous (slightly incomprehensible) thread which I linked to in post #10, you'll see that OP is being moved to temporary accommodation by the housing authority.

[Moderator1]

Two threads by the same member have been merged here. Please do not start a new thread if you merely wish to continue a previous discussion or report on subsequent developments. It can cause unnecessary confusion (quite apart from losing the connection with facts previously established or legal points previously explained).

[jeffrey]

Are you a long-leaseholder or a 1988 Act/ 1977 Act tenant?

Apparently a housing association tenant. See OP's previous thread.
http://www.landlordzone.co.uk/forums...ad.php?t=28631

I asked only because the answer might determine whose responsibility the repairs might be.
Oh, and the other thread has been merged with this one.