I have a RAAC home in Linlithgow .. this is nothing short of a National scandal
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Ewelina Olkowska
2 years ago
Olkowska
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Joanne Bradford
2 years ago
Pay up! That's why insurance is paid!
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Beth Mccart
2 years ago
This is shocking and whoever built these homes need to take responsibility for tenants and homeowners
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Kathleen Duncan
2 years ago
I'm not a homeowner however have family who are and might be affected.
Aberdeen City Council should be assisting them aswell as tenants.
The properties were purchased in good faith
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Denise Hamilton
2 years ago
My daughter is a home owner in a RAAC infested building in Clackmannanshire. Clackmannanshire council gave my daughter less than 2 hours to pack up 2 weeks worth of clothing and get out. She is registered as homeless but still not given any temporary accommodation. She has been out her since mid October
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Anonymous
2 years ago
This is affecting other councils too including Clackmannanshire.
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Norman Easton
2 years ago
Councils should be held liable for home owners costs. Were buyers advised of the existence of RAAC before purchase?
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Frances Reid
2 years ago
Help all home owners in this terrible situation through no fault of their own
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Kassie MacRobert
2 years ago
We live in a block of flats, a preivate ex-council masionette, in the city centre and have already had our ceiling collapse and damp/mould spread into several areas of our home. There are several homes still council owned in our block also. It's disgusting how little the council have cared, we have sent numerous emails, put in complaints etc (as well as a number of other homes in out block of flats).
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Vicky
2 years ago
I lived in a house on that street a was n currently my mum does
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Richard Caie
2 years ago
From BBC News site of 6th Sept 23 1994: Concerns about the risks of using RAAC in public buildings started to appear in research.
1996: Excessive cracking and corrosion was found in some roof planks that had been designed before 1980.
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Linda
2 years ago
What can be said. This is people's lives.
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Frank
2 years ago
ACC should take fully responsibility and liability on this matter. They should also start doing their job professionally and proficiently without messing around all the time
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Kathryn Wiggins
2 years ago
I am shocked and saddened to hear this. My heart goes out to these homeowners. Aberdeen City Council should hang their head in shame
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Prakash benis
2 years ago
I am the owner of one of the house
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June Small
2 years ago
ACC cannot wash their hands of this problem. I appreciate they may not have known at the time of the problems with the concrete but they must help the residents with the financial burden that they now face.
Signed
Home Owner
My partner lost his house due to this.!shocking!
I have a RAAC home in Linlithgow .. this is nothing short of a National scandal
Olkowska
Pay up! That's why insurance is paid!
This is shocking and whoever built these homes need to take responsibility for tenants and homeowners
I'm not a homeowner however have family who are and might be affected. Aberdeen City Council should be assisting them aswell as tenants. The properties were purchased in good faith
My daughter is a home owner in a RAAC infested building in Clackmannanshire. Clackmannanshire council gave my daughter less than 2 hours to pack up 2 weeks worth of clothing and get out. She is registered as homeless but still not given any temporary accommodation. She has been out her since mid October
This is affecting other councils too including Clackmannanshire.
Councils should be held liable for home owners costs. Were buyers advised of the existence of RAAC before purchase?
Help all home owners in this terrible situation through no fault of their own
We live in a block of flats, a preivate ex-council masionette, in the city centre and have already had our ceiling collapse and damp/mould spread into several areas of our home. There are several homes still council owned in our block also. It's disgusting how little the council have cared, we have sent numerous emails, put in complaints etc (as well as a number of other homes in out block of flats).
I lived in a house on that street a was n currently my mum does
From BBC News site of 6th Sept 23 1994: Concerns about the risks of using RAAC in public buildings started to appear in research. 1996: Excessive cracking and corrosion was found in some roof planks that had been designed before 1980.
What can be said. This is people's lives.
ACC should take fully responsibility and liability on this matter. They should also start doing their job professionally and proficiently without messing around all the time
I am shocked and saddened to hear this. My heart goes out to these homeowners. Aberdeen City Council should hang their head in shame
I am the owner of one of the house
ACC cannot wash their hands of this problem. I appreciate they may not have known at the time of the problems with the concrete but they must help the residents with the financial burden that they now face.