Deadline set for unsafe cladding removal

Building owners face fines and jail if they miss new remediation deadlines

Building owners that fail to meet the government’s latest deadline to remove unsafe cladding could face unlimited fines or prison under new legislation promised by Labour.

Strict new deadlines to fix unsafe cladding as over £1bn allocated for safety

Thousands of buildings with unsafe cladding are set to be fixed faster thanks to new legislation and over £1 billion of investment in social housing remediation.

Deadline set for unsafe cladding removal, but campaigners say time is running out | Today's Conveyancer

New legislation will set strict deadlines for fixing thousands of buildings with unsafe cladding, with new powers enabling the government to step in if landlords fail to act. The remediation plan will be backed by over £1 billion in new investment, the government has said. The Remediation Bill will require landlords of buildings 18 metres or more in height with unsafe cladding to complete remediation by the end of 2029, with landlords of buildin…

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Unsafe Cladding Deadline Set Amid Resident Anger

Share this post: The UK government has announced a new legislative crackdown aimed at accelerating the removal of unsafe cladding from thousands of buildings across England. Under the Remediation Acceleration Plan, landlords of buildings over 18 metres must complete cladding removal by the end of 2029, with those managing buildings between 11 and [...] The post Deadline set for unsafe cladding removal from buildings – but time is running out app…

Guinness Partnership launches £300m building remediation framework

The Guinness Partnership has launched a £300m framework for building remediation works across the UK, aimed at supporting both planned and emergency interventions on residential and mixed-use schemes. The four-year framework, managed by ProcurePublic, will run from 15 September 2025 to 14 September 2029 and… The post Guinness Partnership launches £300m building remediation framework appeared first on Construction News.