Category: Politics

Michael Gove made a major announcement on Monday 10th January declaring, amongst other measures, an additional £4bn to remediate buildings between 11 and 18m in

Companies use Annual General Meetings (AGMs) to show shareholders how well the Directors are running the company. With the right planning, and access to company

This is a guide to the McPartland-Smith amendments to the Building Safety Bill, as at 12 November 2021. We recommend that you read it together

Summary of the McPartland-Smith Amendments to the Building Safety Bill 1.              The Building Safety Bill is a wide-ranging reform of the rules around planning, construction

For some years we have been aware of, and faced directly, issues in the opaque residential building insurance regime. There has long appeared to be

For some years we have been aware of, and faced directly, issues in the opaque residential building insurance regime. There has long appeared to be

On 8th November, the Housing, Communities and Local Government Select Committee questioned Secretary of State, Michael Gove, on a range of subjects including Building Safety.

Many leaseholders in London bought their flats through flagship government-backed schemes such as shared ownership. As a result, a significant number of leaseholders have a

Today, we have written to Michael Gove about the devastating news of the death of Tom Mansell, a 37-year-old leaseholder from Leeds. Read the letter

Following on swiftly from the successful #LeaseholdersTogether rally in Westminster on 16th September, we have organised the Cladiators’ Party Conference, which will take place outdoors