RAAC / Concrete
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The Daily Mirror leads on an investigation that found an IT firm linked to the husband of Education Secretary Gillian Keegan won a £1m contract from the schools rebuilding fund to replace server infrastructure in schools....
Another example of more Conservative Government corruption? Giving contracts and public money to Tory donors and friends....
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It looks like any building (50's - 70's) with a flat roof could be RAAC ?This problem is going to be hurrendously expensive to fixHence I am waiting for the cover-ups to start
While the extent of RAAC is not yet known, there is a reasonable suspicion that it is widespread. Expert chartered architect Philip Morris has advised that “the use of RAAC was quite endemic during 1950s-1990s due to its innovative lightweight structural properties”.
He says from his own experience that it was used in the construction of both low-rise local authority and private sector housing. Some estimates put it as high as up to 10% of council housing.
That's 400,000 possible RAAC houses !!
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