Almost 25,000 high-risk homes still clad in ACM

cladding

Latest update reveals there are 324  buildings with ACM cladding systems

Up to 24,800 homes across England are still clad with the aluminium composite material system blamed for the Grenfell Tower fire.

More than two years after the fire at Grenfell Tower in west London in which 72 people died the government has revealed that as of the end of August 98, high-rise social sector buildings and 168 private residential towers had unsuitable cladding.

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