Boris Johnson has warned banks they must not refuse
mortgages on homes with cladding that are 'perfectly safe'. Thousands of
homeowners face the cost of removing cladding from their buildings in the wake
of the Grenfell tragedy, which killed 72 people in 2017. Speaking at Prime
Minister's Questions, Mr Johnson was asked to come forward with a plan to fix
the cladding crisis that does not burden leaseholders with the costs of
removing the material. The Prime Minister told Labour MP Seema Malhorta that
the onus should be on banks not to 'unreasonably refuse mortgages on properties
that are perfectly safe'. Read more on the Mailonline website.
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