In its annual report, the landlord said an intrusive
survey programme of its 192 blocks that are 18 metres and taller is “ongoing”
and that all “higher-risk” buildings have been inspected. The survey programme
of all blocks 18 metres or higher is due to finish next month. “Given that
virtually all invasive surveys to date have uncovered significant building
defects, this is likely to give rise to the need for significant investment in
stock,” the annual report said. Read more on the Social Housing website.
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