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We've been hearing from Londoners who are having problems with leasehold service charges - but is reform happening fast enough?
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In a nut shell NO ! Leasehold reform is not happening quickly enough. ALL political parties have FAILED leaseholders. Moving forward this government have the opportunity to change that. ‼️‼️‼️DO NOT LET HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF !!! @AngelaRayner @mtpennycook #LeaseholdScandal

Feeling trapped! We’re leaseholders in @NewhamLondon owned block & after YEARS of waiting for maintenance, we're hit with estimates up to £56k per flat! 🤯 Told future costs would be £4.5k in 2020..now it's £43k!3 years to pay,we're stuck & can't sell #Leaseholders #HousingCrisis

3 months to get the breakdowns of SOME of my bill. Transparency transparency transparency @SHAC_Action

No it is not. Years this has been going on. @FreeLeasehlders @NLC_2019

Leaseholders do not want further consultations which are subsequently leading to further delays. Health (including Mental Well Being) and Finances of Leaseholders are continuously suffering. There is genuine anger at grassroots level regarding revised Leasehold and Reform Act timelines announced by Labour on 21 Nov’24. How many more suicides and bankruptcies must happen before the Labour rectify this national scandal. All the provisions in the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 needs to be implemented ASAP so Leaseholders can be able to take control of decisions regarding their properties.

No.

Elon @elonmusk bring your power to bear on this most scandalous of British government scandals. You won’t believe the leasehold scam that labour @UKLabour allow
