Willmott Dixon recovers £20m on cladding repairs costs after previously accusing firms of ‘not facing up to’ responsibilities on fixing problems

By Dave Rogers2025-05-28T09:40:00

Part of recouped amount is believed to relate to Woolwich Central scheme in south-east London

Willmott Dixon has said that it recovered more than £20m for cladding remediation work last year with part of that figure understood to be related to its dispute on a £250m scheme in south-east London called Woolwich Central.

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