Closed petition RAAC Victim Justice – National Support Fund, New Legislation & public Inquiry

We are concerned that many families across the UK face homelessness, bankruptcy, and trauma after being forced from homes made unsafe by RAAC (Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete).

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These homeowners did nothing wrong — yet are left to shoulder the burden of institutional failure and unsafe construction practices.

We believe many ex-council homeowners face bankruptcy and homelessness after RAAC was found in right-to-buy properties. We call for a national compensation fund and a public inquiry into government and council handling of RAAC. We seek laws mandating high-risk building registers, defect reporting by surveyors/solicitors, and 60-year developer liability. We believe mortgage interest should be banned on condemned homes, and first-time buyer status restored for affected owners. We want justice now.

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693 signatures

Progress of the petition towards its next target: 693 of 10,000 signatures required to get a government response

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Date closed 10 January 2026
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