North London council looking at enforcement options on block of flats after residents complain to minister

By Daniel Gayne2023-05-25T11:15:00

Building safety minister hears from worried leaseholders about alleged defects including movement and cracking

Camden Council is exploring options to get alleged defects at a private block of flats fixed after the building safety minister raised concerns the building could “become dangerous”.

Built less than a decade ago, 53 Agar Grove was developed by Prime Metro, built by contractor Cite Construction and signed off by Salus Approved Inspectors.

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