The private sector continues to lag behind the social sector when it comes to the remediation of potentially dangerous ACM cladding, new government figures have revealed.
A total of 97% of social sector buildings in England have now either completed or started remediation work as of 31 October, with 81% of the 155 buildings identified having removed the ACM cladding, with 90 having completed remediation work.
That compares to 64% of private sector buildings that have either completed or started remediation work. Of those 136 buildings, 68 have had their ACM cladding removed.
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