After RAAC comes asbestos – what will be the legacy for public buildings?
Digital Edition: After RAAC comes asbestos – what will be the legacy for public buildings?
Zoe Cooper is ‘of counsel’ with law firm CMS The importation, supply and use of asbestos was fully banned in 1999. Despite that, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) estimates that asbestos continues to kill about 5,000 workers each year, and is found in around…
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