Edinburgh Council is planning to buy 17 homes and flats in the capital in order to tackle issues with a dangerous type of concrete in ceiling panels.

Campaigners protesting at Holyrood have said they will be left with homes worth "peanuts" after the discovery of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (Raac). Aberdeen law student Hannah Chowdhry ...

Dodgy RAAC was found in more than 500 properties in Aberdeen last year.. Council tenants have been rehomed but the 138 private owners are trapped and have no idea what will happen to their houses ...

The Scottish Government's housing minister has been slammed for 'snubbing' a cross-party invitation to meet Aberdeen campaigners who face losing tens of thousands of pounds on their houses..

Negotiations to buy and demolish homes blighted by faulty concrete in Aberdeen are making slow progress, the council has admitted. Only four out of 138 homeowners have indicated they will accept ...

Wilson, who founded the UK Raac Campaign Group, said the council would also deduct the cost of repairing the roofs, which in Hannah's case comes to more than £70,000.

Edinburgh Council is planning to buy 17 homes and flats in the capital in order to tackle issues with a dangerous type of concrete in ceiling panels.