Leasehold Knowledge

@LKPleasehold

Leasehold Knowledge Partnership is the leaseholders' charity and Secretariat of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on leasehold and commonhold reform

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  1. 6 hours ago

    . on Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) BIll, why it's important and why it mustn't be nobbled

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    18 hours ago

    Perhaps because ARMA is also a paid lobbyist for freehold interests, it was excluded But it should be involved in Commonhold Council (balanced by views of, say, Australian property managers, who are less conflicted).

    Read ARMA's response to the launch of the new Commonhold Council with comment from CEO Nigel Glen here:
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    May 15
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    One person with a banner can scare away millions of pounds worth of sales. Find your nearest sales office and organise your neighbours.

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  4. May 15

    Point 1/ was not from Ballymore, it seems. Perhaps lawyers' letter needs publishing for clarity.

    Legal complaint by to Times: 1/ Jenrick didn't avoid protesters by using back entrance. 2/ Fire spread up but did not engulf three stories. 3/ Ballymore says initial investigations found ACM cladding did not spread fire. So all clear then:
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    May 15

    Trust pilot onto for writing their own five star reviews. Will Ballymore gets their lawyers onto Trust Pilot for not allowing Ballymore to get away with writing fake reviews too? 🤔

    Replying to @LKPleasehold @weareballymore and 3 others
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    May 15
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    Interesting on point 1. Why are deploying lawyers to defend ?! 💸

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    May 15
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    If only spent the time & legal fees involved in arguing semantics on remediating their buildings. Well done to for their relentless pursuit of the truth and for supporting innocent leaseholders.

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  8. May 15

    Legal complaint by to Times: 1/ Jenrick didn't avoid protesters by using back entrance. 2/ Fire spread up but did not engulf three stories. 3/ Ballymore says initial investigations found ACM cladding did not spread fire. So all clear then:

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    May 15

    Docklands has had the biggest concentration high rise for a long time. 4 years after Grenfell how can there be no long ladders in Poplar and Millwall? How could it take 20+ minutes to get the right engine there ? Another 7P failure by

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    May 15

    Potty-mouthed Wanda (bandwagon) Goldwag strikes again She fails to mention LEASE/Essien was utterly silent in the 5 years worked to build the commonhold project. Her predecessor a great proponent of leasehold

    Pleased the process is starting
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  11. May 15

    Why is calling in the lawyers over this article in Times?

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    May 15
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    Are you Wanda. If only govt' agency ever did anything on the back of hearing the heartbreaking stories of suffering abuse for years. Not a peep raised, telling leaseholders 'well, as per your lease....' How many lost their homes?

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    May 14

    Think is referring to my article a month ago, quoting 's research, based on how much these jobs actually cost. Sorry to be more unhelpful – we've taken down the paywall on this story and it's now free to read:

    [1/2] There have been recent reports suggesting that our £5 billion investment in remediating unsafe buildings will only cover 10% of the total cost. This figure is unsubstantiated and the reports are unreliable and unhelpful.
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    May 14

    It was nobbled by the sector and quango LEASE was compromised early on. There is just so much money in legging over leaseholders.

    Replying to @JPB_Islington @NLC_2019 and 4 others
    Indeed - Commonhold was cooked up years ago to keep everyone happy but change nothing!
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  15. May 14

    Spot on

    It's so unfortunate that are so busy covering up the failures of their senior civil servants (who are still in post), which led to the , that they have lost all sense of competence. Unless sacks them, the great cover up will continue.
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  16. May 14

    Excellent thread

    1/6 Using MHCLG’s own estimates there are 8,000 >18 m buildings with cladding requiring an EWS1. Multiply that by the £2.2 million average full BSF funding per building awarded to date (£241.5m/106) gives an estimated cost of £18.23 billion.
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    May 14

    Please complete and RT this survey on the impact of

    ⚠️If you've been affected by the we need your help. Please complete our survey to help us better understand the financial and mental health impact the scandal is having on you. Please RT and share widely.
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    May 13

    Very happy to see and on the Commonhold Council to represent . The end of is a reality and welcome to for all those currently paying maintenance fees-flats and houses.

    Today we have announced the members of the new Commonhold Council. The Council will work to prepare homeowners and the market for the wider use of commonhold - a collective form of homeownership.
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  19. May 13

    Our first APPG on commonhold in June 2014. Housebuilders were then talking of incentives in order to bother with it. That was before doubling ground rents and the cladding disaster.

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  20. May 13

    Oh, there will be no shortage of efforts to make it stumble and fall. Let's hope with less success than 2002 Act.

    An important step on the road to reinvigorated
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