Government tells housebuilders to ‘go further’ on cladding costs offer

By Dave Rogers2022-02-28T07:00:00

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HBF set out series of suggestions to Michael Gove at end of last week

The government has told housebuilders to go further in their offer to help pay for some fire safety remediation costs if they want to avoid having sanctions forced on them.

On Friday, Stewart Baseley, chair of the Home Builders Federation, set out a suggested offer in a letter to the housing secretary Michael Gove.

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