Quarter of blocks with cladding defects have ‘unclear’ remediation plan as number identified rises

News19 Sep 2024James Wilmore

The number of social housing blocks with “unclear or incomplete” remediation plans that need critical fire safety work has risen to 535, new figures have revealed.

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