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Contractors have been turning down deals to remediate the country's most desperate school buildings because of inflation risks, a report has warned. In a

Residents’ counsel serves legal notice to district administration seeking rent for residents affected by evacuation order.

All Whitehall departments have been told to hunt out collapse-risk concrete on their estates as safety fears continue to grow. The Office of Government

Confirmed in a Local Government Association (LGA) briefing, the inquiry will now ask each government department look to identify and rectify the use of

The Office of Government Property is leading the huge effort to track down the existence of dangerous reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in

The Authority will also pay rent to those residents who opt for the reconstruction of the flats

The builder has agreed to pay the cost of interiors, along with stamp duty and the basic rate as final settlement cost to the affected residents., Chintels Paradiso RWA president has said

Parents and pupils have been told to expect disruption as structural surveys continue

The administration officials say structural safety audit reports of at least two towers have been submitted at the Gurugram deputy commissioners office and are under review. These reports will be released soon after the review is completed.

Residents have sought time till July 31 to vacate the flats, and also demanded that the builder continue to pay rent. They also said that the builder should not ask for Rs 1,000 psf from those opting for reconstruction of flats