A protest will be going to Holyrood at noon on May 11.
Home owners seeking compensation for crumbling concrete in their homes plan to protest at the Scottish Parliament later this month ahead of taking the campaign back to Livingston .
Wilson, whose daughter Hannah bought a house found to have RAAC roofing panels in Aberdeen, had already garnered support with a vocal campaign in the city before linking up with local Livingston campaigner Kerry Macintosh who fought for a new home for 18 years after the former council home she bought was condemned because of RAAC.
The MP said: “The issue of RAAC concrete in the homes of people in Craigshill, Broxburn and other areas of West Lothian is hugely concerning.” Ashleigh Mitchell formed the Chestnut Grove Home-owners Association after the street in Craigshill where she lives was found to have RAAC in the flat roof panels of the bungalows.
Kerry called on Almond Housing to meet with the Craigshill home-owners. “They are getting left in the dark. They don’t know how long they are going to have to wait.
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