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ARTICLE · 09 JULY 2021

Cladding And Fire Safety: Recent Developments For Affected Charities

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A number of charities have found themselves in the position of holding residential property which is affected by fire safety issues, especially in relation to cladding, which are likely to prove expensive and difficult to resolve.

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A number of charities have found themselves in the position of holding residential property which is affected by fire safety issues, especially in relation to cladding, which are likely to prove expensive and difficult to resolve.

In the aftermath of the Grenfell Tragedy, the Government has introduced a raft of proposals and measures to address both the issue of unsafe cladding and other fire safety issues, and this piecemeal approach has contributed to an already complicated situation for many charities and non-profits.

To clarify the current position, this article summarises the key developments of which organisations affected by unsafe cladding and other fire safety issues should be aware.

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