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Scottish Government announces £10m funding deal for RAAC homes in Aberdeen
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The Scottish Government has announced a £10m funding agreement with Aberdeen City Council to deal with homes affected with potentially dangerous concrete.
“The Scottish Government needs to recognise this as a crisis; it’s not just us in Aberdeen that are affected by this issue.”What is RAAC?
What is Aberdeen City Council doing?
Aberdeen City Council has been offering homeowners a price for their properties at the current market value but deducting the cost of the RAAC roof panels.
But now that is done, planning and preparation works for knocking down RAAC-affected council homes is expected to start up again as soon as possible.