Willmott Dixon bosses keep up pressure on firms it accuses of ‘not facing up to’ £62m cladding repair bill

By Dave Rogers2023-07-14T12:00:00

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Contractor’s chairman and chief executive use latest results announcement to put firms on notice about more legal action to recoup money

Willmott Dixon has again used its annual results announcement to lay into firms it says are avoiding responsibility for footing the bill on legacy cladding repair work which it says will cost it £62m in total.

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