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Welsh government ‘actively exploring options’ to protect leaseholders from cladding costs

News23.10.206:00 PM by Lucie Heath
The Welsh government is “actively exploring funding options” for cladding removal and other building safety work in a bid to protect leaseholders from remediation costs.

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