No plans in place to replace combustible cladding on more than 100 privately-owned towers

By Jordan Marshall2018-11-09T07:00:00

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But this number has fallen from more than 200 in June

There are still no plans to replace combustible cladding on more than 100 private sector towers.

According to government figures remediation plans remain unclear for 102 buildings of more than 18m owned by the private sector.

But the number of private sector towers where plans for remediation remained unclear at the end of October had fallen dramatically, decreasing from more than 200 in June.

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