The cladding scandal: the true scale of housing association fire safety spend since the Grenfell Tower fire

Insight30.10.207:00 AM by Jack Simpson

How much are housing associations spending on fire safety after the Grenfell Tower tragedy? Jack Simpson reveals the extent of the costs the sector is facing

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