The government has published the prospectus for its new
£1bn Building Safety Fund for the removal of unsafe non-aluminium composite
material (ACM) cladding systems, setting out limited circumstances in which
registered providers and local authority landlords can access the funds. The
fund was announced at the 11 March Budget earlier this year and follows a £600m
fund previously made available for the removal of ACM cladding. In publishing
the prospectus, the government emphasised that the fund is “predominately
targeted at supporting leaseholders in the private sector facing significant
bills”. Read more on the Social Housing website.
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