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Construction: Britain's schools have a problem with porous concrete called Raac – so does the rest of the world - Vimarsana News

Construction: Britain's schools have a problem with porous concrete called Raac – so does the rest of the world

The use of the versatile but porous concrete was common in post-war Britain. But its use for load-bearing purposes is a global phenomenon whose potential vulnerabilities are spread far and wide.

Source: afr.com
Experts warn RAAC concrete safety is a "global issue" – DW – 09/08/2023 - Vimarsana News

Experts warn RAAC concrete safety is a "global issue" – DW – 09/08/2023

More than 150 UK schools have been closed so far over safety concerns. Experts warn of a safety issue on a global scale, with buildings at risk of collapse due to the use of RAAC concrete that is prone to crumbling.

Source: dw.com
Experts Warn RAAC Concrete Safety is a - Vimarsana News

Experts Warn RAAC Concrete Safety is a

More than 150 UK schools have been closed so far over safety concerns. �� Experts Warn RAAC Concrete Safety is a "global Issue".

Politics latest: Starmer attacks 'cowboy' Tories on school crisis; 'more difficult news' coming for Keegan - Vimarsana News

Politics latest: Starmer attacks 'cowboy' Tories on school crisis; 'more difficult news' coming for Keegan

Sir Keir Starmer focused his attack on Rishi Sunak on the school crisis at PMQs, likening the Tories to "cowboy builders". The list of schools affected by the concrete crisis so far has now been published.

Source: sky.com
Some schools with crumbling concrete may have to be demolished, experts warn - Vimarsana News

Some schools with crumbling concrete may have to be demolished, experts warn

Exclusive: Removing Raac can cost millions of pounds in some buildings – and could be ‘straw that broke camel’s back’ for older schools, say specialists