Residents fear new rules could mean dangerous cladding is left on blocks of flats
Residents fear new rules could mean dangerous cladding is left on blocks of flatsImage caption, Natasha Parcell is living in a hotel following a fire in the tower block where she owns a flatByPhil HendryBBC NewsPublished2 hours agoWhen Natasha Parcell first got her foot on the…
- ▪Residents fear new rules could mean dangerous cladding is left on blocks of flatsImage caption, Natasha Parcell is living in a hotel following a fire in the tower block where she owns a flatByPhil HendryBBC NewsPublished2 hours agoWhen Nata
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| Publication time | Wed, 30 Sep 2026 12:08:45 GMT |
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Residents fear new rules could mean dangerous cladding is left on blocks of flatsImage caption, Natasha Parcell is living in a hotel following a fire in the tower block where she owns a flatByPhil HendryBBC NewsPublished2 hours agoWhen Natasha Parcell first got her foot on the property ladder little did she expect to be one of the latest victims of the cladding crisis."I was really excited to have something of my own," she says, "[but] very quickly in the first year I was told it was actually no longer safe or mortgageable."The 33-year-old is currently living in a hotel after being evacuated from her flat, in east London, following a fatal fire in her tower block earlier this month.All she was able to take with her were some plastic bags filled with clothes.The blaze came just a day after…
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