Research and analysis

Building Safety Programme: monthly data release - October 2020

The 36th monthly data release from the government’s Building Safety Programme.

• From: Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2018 to 2021)
• Published: 12 November 2020

Applies to England

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Building Safety Programme: monthly data release - October 2020

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Table 1: Number of buildings identified with ACM cladding systems unlikely to meet Building Regulations, by tenure, 31 October 2020

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Table 2: Remediation status of buildings with ACM cladding systems unlikely to meet Building Regulations, by tenure, 31 October 2020

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Table 3: ACM remediation progress by local authority, 31 October 2020

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Table 4: Descriptions of large-scale system tests undertaken by the BRE and the number of buildings with similar cladding systems, 31 October 2020

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Table 5: ACM remediation progress by sources of funding, 31 October 2020

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Table 6: Remediation of ACM buildings funded by the Private Sector Remediation Fund within and outside of London, 31 October 2020

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Table 7: ACM remediation progress by tenure for Greater Manchester, London and the Rest of England, 31 October 2020

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Details

This data release uses figures current at 31 October 2020 and gives an update on the testing programme for Aluminium Composite Material cladding and progress identifying buildings with unsafe cladding combinations. This is the 36th in a series of monthly data releases.

Published 12 November 2020