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  1. May 12

    In this week’s Private Eye

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  2. May 10

    If the Government had delivered on its promise to remove dangerous Grenfell-style cladding by June 2020, the fire on Friday could have been avoided. When the Queen lays out the Government's agenda tomorrow, the must be addressed.

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  3. Apr 26

    I was given the opportunity by to talk on about the devastating impact of the & on me and other shared ownership leaseholders.

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  4. May 2

    "Do you know what else is a scandal? That while Johnson was racking up an estimated £200,000 on home decor, his government was pushing through a post-Grenfell fire safety bill that threatens ordinary leaseholders with financial ruin"

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  5. May 12

    If you are a leaseholder in a development affected by the , please consider completing the survey. It's vital we get a comprehensive picture of the situation

    We're conducting a survey to create a pool of contacts that have evidence of building regulation breaches at the TIME OF CONSTRUCTION. Our survey does not ask for documents now - see survey for full info. SURVEY:
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  6. May 3

    This image speaks volumes. Its time Boris addressed the cladding scandal. Whilst leaseholders will be left totally ruined others will be busy admiring their decor!

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  7. May 15

    I’ve now been asked to take all my furniture off my balcony as it’s a fire risk. What am I supposed to do just stand on it for fun?

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  8. May 3

    Amidst all the turmoil that is the cladding scandal, you can be totally sure of one thing. Leaseholders are completely innocent!

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  9. May 11

    On historic ,...On a daily basis, individual leaseholders r receiving massive bills, which force some into bankruptcy or homelessness.. however the Govt simply has no proposals which begin to match the scale of this impending crisis. 3/4

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  10. Apr 29

    More misery for the poor leaseholders who are already suffering due to the Cladding Scandal and Governments total failure to help - My column in the today:

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  11. May 13

    1/ My day job is in leasehold management. I manage two blocks affected by the . And there’s a tsunami of work headed. Cladding, fire doors, compartmentation.  All will be subject to VAT and it is a windfall to the government.

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  12. Apr 29

    Government again botched the . Far too little, far too late. Taxpayer still contributing towards a problem they didn't create. PLC Developers get away with it and the homeowners pick up the cost

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  13. Apr 29

    The government encouraged people who couldn't afford a full mortgage to purchase through Help To Buy and then abandoned them when the cladding issue arose. Shame on them. Why does the media not mention this?

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  14. Apr 29

    The fire safety act is a joke, especially if the lease holders have to pay for the safety of a flat they where told was safe.... this is one of the most corrupt decisions the government has ever made

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  15. Apr 29

    Another MP full of shit!

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  16. May 2

    Spoke to regarding the unfairness of the on shared ownership leaseholders who are asked to pay a 100% of their flat remediation while owning part of the flat itself (25% ownership in my case)

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  17. May 15

    Listened to a great interview with a leaseholder affected by which will hopefully inform the general public. Whoever allowed polystyrene on flats in the 21st century should be imprisoned.

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  18. May 6

    Having never voted in a local election before, today I went out & voted for the party showing the most support for leaseholders impacted by the &

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  19. Apr 29

    Terrible news for local residents in H&H affected by the that Tory government has refused to protect leaseholders. Poor show from Labour abstaining on Lords vote to block the law will always back leaseholders

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  20. May 6

    Robert Jenrick. Another duplicitous Tory talking about “levelling up” when he votes for leaseholders to pay for the mistakes of construction companies. Many of whom are Tory donors. Not much “levelling up” there.

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