A stunning image captured by Stevie Phe to mark the end of an unforgettable Alderney Week! #alderney #alderneyweek #fireworks #island

💰💰💰 What does £1m buy you in London? 💰💰💰 A dangerously defective debt trap, and an MP who would like to pretend the problem doesn't exist. This is Britain's broken new-build reality. Please share this video far and wide, maybe Keir Starmer will finally listen!

Agreed. When interest rates were 17% back in the late 70s, you could only borrow 2-2.5 times earnings. It was still tough as interest rate increased though.

Used wind turbine blades, piled in a field because they can’t be recycled. This is not “renewable” energy. It’s not “rebuildable” energy either. This is absolutely not environmentalism.

I could not agree more.

I’m afraid this is all too common these days. Too many homes are built to a poor standard. For builders it is all about how much money they make.

Solicitors should not be allowing their clients to complete on such absolute cr@p.

Angus French Chris Blythe OBE Maybe not for a new-build. But I wonder why the lender's mortgage valuation survey didn't flag up such serious issues. I'm guessing it was just a desktop effort. I feel sorry for these people. This shouldn't be allowed to happen.

Chris Blythe OBE 4/6/25 New Statesman: Britain’s new-build nightmare. How home ownership met an under-regulated market. At one end is Grenfell Tower, at the other high priced new-build flats also full of defects, with once affluent trapped “owners” who can not sell. newstatesman.com/politics/socie…

Marcopolo Chris Blythe OBE UK new-build homes often suffer from poor quality due to high land costs, profit-driven developers cutting corners, shorter builder training (e.g., 20 months vs. 3 years in Germany), and lax regulations without mandatory licensing. Compared to countries like Germany (stricter

The Times and The Sunday Times backs the Earl of Lytton's polluter pays consumer protection legislation for building defects for good reason. 1.7 million leaseholders cruelty excluded by the Building Safety Act, a watered down remediation standard that allows banned combustible material to be

Just a shame that the Olympic accommodation was built so poorly with the whole supply chain chasing profit over quality and safety. We need those responsible held accountable for such blatant disregard of taxpayer funding! #BuildingSafetyCrisis

A one shot message to Keir Starmer who’s constituency office can’t even get a response from Angela Rayner and Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Gov. If he can’t resolve one defective new build then why should the public trust The Labour Party can build 1.5m safe homes?

77% of Taylor Wimpey blocks of flats put your life in critical danger according to the government. The other builders below aren't much better. What if these companies built planes? Would you get on one? If not support us, read more about the Earl of Lytton's

Switching off comments, really?MT Pennycooked MP Seems like he is afraid of the backlash to challenge his unsubstantiated claims of “lots done”. One thing is surely not done 👉🏻👉🏻👉🏻 the complete ABOLITION of the leasehold system! Not even mentioned on the agenda anymore!

Why don’t you talk about unsafe flats you promised to fix? The Labour Party Steve Reed Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Gov Is that in the pending box? End Our Cladding Scandal Shameful performance.

Richest was after a decade of hard work selling my business allowing myself and early team members to buy homes. Poorest is being trapped in my dangerously defective new home with a weak MP unwilling to stand up for his constituents.

Time to something about it now Steve Reed

More like Jerry build - quantity over quality. Building slums within one generation -stunning. Steve Reed Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Gov

Government `risks second Grenfell' by refusing to act on flammable cladding dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/artic…