Dear Luke Chafer,

Freedom of Information Request Ref:3370

I refer to your recent request for information about cladding, which was
received by the Council on the 5th of February 2024.
Your request is being dealt with in accordance with the Freedom of
Information Act 2000 and will be responded to within twenty working days
of the date of its receipt by the Council.

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Yours faithfully,

Beau Klusko

Epping Forest District Council
Civic Offices,
High Street,
Epping,
Essex, CM16 4BZ

(01992) 564000

Dear Luke Chafer,

Freedom of Information Request Ref: 3370

I refer to your recent request for information about flammable cladding.
The information you requested is as follows:

I would like to know how much money in contracts from the council has been
given to the following companies since July 2017: Kingspan and Rydon .

Housing and Property haven’t procured services from Kingspan and Rydon.

Following the Grenfell fire how many council tower blocks (over 18 meters
high) were identified as having flammable cladding (likely made from
aluminium composite material).

EFDC do not have any blocks over 18 meters high.

How many of these high rises still have flammable cladding?

Not applicable

How many other council-owned buildings, under 18m, currently have
flammable cladding? I would like this broken down into building type -
school, hospital etc.

EFDC do not manage schools or hospital buildings this would be Essex
County Council- please contact:

[1]https://www.essex.gov.uk/request-informa...

Housing and Property manage blocks under 18m (types below), however none
have aluminium composite material as cladding.  

• domestic general needs,
• temporary accommodation, and
• Independent Living properties.  

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Yours faithfully,

Beau Klusko

Epping Forest District Council
Civic Offices,
High Street,
Epping,
Essex, CM16 4BZ

(01992) 564000

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