Last mentioned: Mar 20, 2026
Debt Write-off
Council formally agrees to write off the outstanding remediation debt for Nova House.
Building Safety Act
New UK legislation changes the rules for remediation cost recovery.
Council Intervention
Slough Borough Council agrees to provide multi-million pound funding for remediation.
Nova House Failure
Nova House fails government cladding safety tests, identifying a major fire risk.
Grenfell Tower Fire
The disaster triggers nationwide safety inspections of high-rise buildings.
Slough Borough Council has approved the write-off of a significant multi-million pound loan used to remediate unsafe cladding at Nova House. The decision concludes a nearly decade-long financial saga that began when the building failed safety tests following the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
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