Storm aid get-out clause

Language: English Series: Building ; vol 252 no 44, 30/10/87 p11Publication details: 1987Subject(s):

Summary: Uninsured property will not be eligible for emegency financial aid. This covers many coucnils built stock and may lead to severe cut backs in council building programmes in the South of England, with money from existing projects being diverted to pay huge repair bills.

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Uninsured property will not be eligible for emegency financial aid. This covers many coucnils built stock and may lead to severe cut backs in council building programmes in the South of England, with money from existing projects being diverted to pay huge repair bills.

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