More than £100m set aside to fix hospitals with faulty concrete

By Jordan Marshall2021-06-22T05:00:00

Government has 'ringfenced' £110m for reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete remediation

The government has £110m set aside to carry out "urgent remediation" work at hospitals with the same concrete responsible for the collapse of an Essex school's roof.

The 2018 incident prompted a leading structural safety body to put out a warning for buildings built using the same reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) planks.

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