https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/buildings/building-safety/delay-to-120m-durham-development-over-safety-paint-issues-09-06-2025/
A troubled development in Durham that contributed to the collapse of Tolent is still facing delays amid ongoing safety concerns. The £120m Milburngate development was due to open in Durham in 2022 but has suffered repeated delays – including issues with the fire retardant paint…
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