Social landlords will be forced to reduce planned
development and maintenance spend if they are not allowed to reclaim their full
cladding remediation costs from the new £1bn Building Safety Fund, the
government has been warned. The Greater London Authority, the NHF and the
Labour Party have all called for increased access to the pot for social
landlords, following the publication of a prospectus setting out its remit. Under
the current rules, social landlords will not be permitted to bid for the full
cost of cladding works, only for the funding they would have billed private
leaseholders through service charges. Read more on Inside Housing.
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