BCP Council apply for grant to cover Sterte Court cladding work excess

Sterte Court in Poole DELAYS to replace defective cladding on two Poole tower blocks is set to cost the council an extra half a million pounds. BCP Council is seeking an extra grant to cover excess costs associated with the troubled cladding replacement project at the residential Sterte Court […] Click here to view original…

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Disastrous tower cladding replacement delays cost council extra £500,000

DELAYS to replace defective cladding on two Poole tower blocks is set to cost the council an extra half a million pounds. BCP Council is seeking an extra grant to cover excess costs associated with the troubled cladding replacement project at the residential Sterte Court towers. Further issues with […] Click here to view original…

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Many UK schools structurally unsound, posing danger to life

Schools and other public buildings in the UK could be in danger of collapse because they have not been subject to regular safety inspections or properly maintained. This “risk to life” emerges in the context of a devastating funding crisis in education, threatening staff redundancies, larger class sizes, restrictions […] Click here to view original…

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Fire risk buildings stay secret

A REPORT to Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has revealed how many buildings are regarded being a fire safety risk because of combustible cladding, but their locations remain a secret. Work required to make safe two buildings listed in the highest risk category is being overseen by the Victorian Building […] Click here to view original…

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Five years after Grenfell: Scots ministers get first audit of lethal cladding

Doves are released outside St Helen’s church in London as part of a service in 2019 to mark the two-year anniversary of the Grenfell fire The first audit of Scots homes wrapped in potentially deadly cladding has been completed 20 months after the inspections were launched and more than […] Click here to view original…

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Joel James MS on cladding and property reform in Wales

MS Joel James IS HAS been more than five years since the tragic Grenfell Tower fire, and dangerous cladding on residential buildings still remains a problem across the UK. Currently, in Wales, there are thousands of homeowners living in dangerously clad buildings and this has become not only a […] Click here to view original…

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