NIHE to move residents out of Belfast tower due to cladding fire risk

News03.02.2610.40 AM by Ella Jessel

The Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) has told residents of a tower in East Belfast that they will have to leave their homes due to concerns over fire risk from the cladding.

Outside the Northern Ireland Housing Executive’s office building

The Northern Ireland Housing Executive: “The decision has followed detailed assessments of the building’s condition and fire safety” (picture: Alamy)

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