Investigative Report Reveals Slow Progress in Cladding Reforms

Thursday, 29 February 2024, 09:58

A recent Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee report has uncovered the stagnant pace of cladding reform efforts, with only two out of 105 buildings showing substantial improvement. The findings suggest a pressing need for accelerated actions to enhance building safety standards across the board.

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Cladding Reform Overview

A recent investigation by the Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee has revealed discouragingly slow progress in cladding reforms for buildings, as highlighted in a report that examined 105 structures in total.

Main Findings

Only two out of 105 buildings underwent significant improvements in cladding work.
Progress has been described as slow and inadequate.

The report serves as a wake-up call for authorities and stakeholders to expedite actions in ensuring building safety and compliance.

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