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Out of all of the blocks I have reported on as a journalist, the experiences of leaseholders at Mar House have to be up there as the worst. Here's my investigation of the residents whose homeowning dream, soon turned into a leasehold nightmare google.com/amp/s/amp.theg…

Mdest proposal: All Luigi fans and stans should band together and create or purchase their own health insurance provider. If the problem is really United Healthcare, they can save countless lives. If the 2% profit UH makes is really so obscene, surely all Americans will be

Paul Lewis Pity all those under feudal #DistrictHeating systems (mainly council estates) where some clauses in the new #HeatNetwork regs will omit Council estates because they are apparently already protected 🧐 ask those who know that not to be true Lambeth Tenants' Heat Campaign Southwark Heating Scandal

It’s over 1,000km from Berlin to Paris There’s now a direct daytime train between them, that takes 8 hours and costs just €59. Leave at 10am, arrive 6pm. And… it’s just 1% the carbon emissions of the equivalent flight euronews.com/travel/2024/12…

Property Managing Agent hidden commission, over £1.6m, was not for services rendered. This is the tip of the iceberg because these firms, even members of #RICS, habitually rip off those paying for the cover. ft.com/content/e13979…

This is appalling! Sarah King Jasmine Ali Miatta Fahnbulleh The whole estate without heating or hot water!

Time and time again, we are utterly appalled by the cruelty of Southwark Council. They don’t even pretend to care about the lives and livelihoods of the residents who pay their salaries. The case for negotiation is becoming increasingly weak, while active lawsuits grow stronger.

Was good to talk to Miatta Fahnbulleh this week about the upcoming regulation of heat networks. Stories like these underline how the current situation, with no regulation, is untenable.

My energy and heating bill now exceeds £200 per month. It’s a well insulted 2 bed flat, 5 years old, but my bill is around 100% higher than the average 2 bed flat in the UK. This is because I have no consumer choice, compelled to use a district heat network for heating my

It would be really great if a journalist could go in hard on District Heat networks not being subject to the energy cap, regulated by OFGEM or even by the energy ombudsman. Coz, lads, this is insane.

That's insane. That's a straight £565 before you've even used anything! These district #HeatNetworks desperately need to be regulated.

Exclusive: Fears that Canada Water Masterplan could have ‘less than 10 per cent #affordable #housing’ The £4 billion #regeneration of the area includes a new town centre, with more than 3,000 homes #CanadaWater #Rotherhithe #SE16 southwarknews.co.uk/news/regenerat…

Southwark 'affordable housing'! Annual services charges doubled to £8000 a year and 'poor doors'! Affordable housing folks also paying for facilities used by better-off private residents! Make it make sense! theguardian.com/money/2025/mar…

I now pay Barking and Dagenham Council £11,000 per year. Broken down monthly. Council tax: £186 Service charge: £550 B&D energy (council company) £220 My mortgage is only £896, meaning the council costs me more than my home, every month. Tell me again the affordable housing program is

Is it just me or is this not the abolition of leasehold at all? All very well for new flats from now on, but that’s a tiny proportion of homes. What about the millions of existing leasehold properties? Govt admits there will still be “residual” leasehold. theguardian.com/money/2025/mar…

#Southwark Council will publish itemised #servicecharge breakdowns to give leaseholders ‘more transparency’ Currently #leaseholders have to request that information which can take at least 28 days southwarknews.co.uk/area/southwark…

Yet another scandal. It’s not just leaseholders, it affects tenants too. Individual queries are addressed after much persistence but the system is broken. Resignations should follow. We’re not holding our breath though…

Doctors on the front line of Benefits Britain are utterly demoralised.

Women like this at do-nothing email jobs will be the first to become unemployable under the tariff regime and I couldn't be happier