Nearly 20 more private sector residential buildings with dangerously flammable cladding have finally submitted plans for remediation, according to the latest government figures.
As of 12 October this year, there were still 121 private residential buildings where plans for remediation remained unclear – a number that had remained broadly the same since September.
But a new update from the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government’s Building Safety Programme running up to 31 October showed that plans are now unclear for 102 buildings, meaning that 19 more now intend to remediate and/or are now developing plans.
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