Manchester and Salford revealed as most at risk cities from inadequate cladding
New data reveals Salford and Manchester are the most at-risk cities from inadequate cladding – with more than 20 buildings
New data reveals Salford and Manchester are the most at-risk cities from inadequate cladding – with more than 20 buildings
Four years on from Grenfell, hundreds of thousands of people still live in buildings with dangerous cladding – they can’t
The Building Safety Bill is currently before parliament, but do residents think it’s a viable solution to the cladding crisis?
Hundreds of people across Greater Manchester are stuck in unsafe buildings covered in the same style of cladding used on
Just over a year on from the Grenfell tragedy in London, two tower blocks in Manchester’s Green Quarter are faced with the daily stress of knowing that they are living in a building which was built using the same highly flammable cladding that contributed to the disaster; and that they face a bill of upwards of £3 million to remove and replace it
Residents of two apartment blocks in Manchester’s Green Quarter are facing an estimated £3million bill to replace Grenfell-style cladding – a figure they have been told could substantially increase if the insulation material is also found to be flammable.
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