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Cladding scandal

Developer becomes first to sign the Scottish Government’s developer remediation contract
Cladding scandal

Housing developer becomes first in Scotland to sign cladding remediation contract

A housing developer has become the first in Scotland to sign a contract to carry out essential cladding remediation work in buildings they are responsible for.
Major Scottish housebuilder blames 'policies in Scotland' as it scales back work Major Scottish housebuilder blames 'policies in Scotland' as it scales back work
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Major Scottish housebuilder blames 'policies in Scotland' as it scales back work

SNP's £3,500 flammable cladding tax will choke supply of new homes, say housebuilders SNP's £3,500 flammable cladding tax will choke supply of new homes, say housebuilders
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SNP's £3,500 flammable cladding tax will choke supply of new homes, say housebuilders

Workmen remove the cladding from the facade of a block of flats Workmen remove the cladding from the facade of a block of flats
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Report on cladding Bill finds only two out of 105 buildings have had work done

Just 2% of money allocated to remove dangerous Grenfell-style cladding from Scottish homes has been spent Just 2% of money allocated to remove dangerous Grenfell-style cladding from Scottish homes has been spent
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Tories: Just 2 per cent of cash to remove Grenfell cladding in Scotland spent

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