Cladding remediation work inches forward

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Five more buildings have put plans in place to remove their ACM

Work to remove dangerous ACM cladding from high rise buildings in England is edging forward after a further five buildings with the cladding put plans in place to remove it.

It brings the number of buildings with ACM which have no remediation plan in place down to ten after the number had stood still at 17 during October and November. 

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