Medium-Rise Buildings Identified as Having Aluminium Composite Cladding - Find a freedom of information request

Please can you provide the following information:

1. How many medium-rise buildings (11 metres to 18 metres tall) have been identified as having aluminium composite cladding, including any which have had remediation works started or completed? (Please give the building or street name, or the area in which each is based if that is not possible).

2. How many high-rise buildings above 18 metres tall have been identified as having aluminium composite cladding, including any which have had remediation works started or completed? (Please give the building or street name, or the area in which each is based if that is not possible).

3. How many buildings with AC cladding (11m tall or higher) are in the private residential sector, how many are in the social residential sector, how many are student accommodation, and how many fall outside these categories?

4. How many buildings with AC cladding (11m tall or higher) have had remediation works started, how many have had remediation works completed, and how many are yet to have remediation works?

5. What is the estimated cost of cladding remediation works for all buildings 11m tall or higher with AC cladding, including any which have such work already completed?

6. How much funding has been allocated to the council by the devolved or central UK government for cladding remediation works, as of today's date?

1. This information is not currently held by Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue (LFR).

2. Lincolnshire Fire & Rescue identified one high rise building that had elements of the external wall system made up of ACM cladding. Remediation work has been carried out and the ACM cladding has now been removed. This was Danesgate House, student accommodation building in Lincoln.

3. The one building that LFR identified was student accommodation.

4. The one building has had remediation work carried out and no longer has ACM cladding.

5. LFR do not hold this information.

6. LFR do not hold this information.