Nearly half of all claims made by social housing
landlords to secure grant funding from the government’s multibillion-pound
Building Safety Fund have been rejected, new government figures reveal. Of the
73 claims that have been reviewed by the government’s building safety team,
only 39 have been accepted, and 34 have been found to be ineligible for
funding. Social landlords, which include housing associations and councils,
have made 175 claims, with 73 reviewed. A further 94 eligible claims have been
lodged but are subject to review. Nine social housing landlords had withdrawn
their applications. Read more on Inside Housing.
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