Michael Gove’s building safety reports add ‘unacceptably high charges’ to bills telegraph.co.uk/money/property…

🆕 The UN Human Rights Committee has called on the UK Government to do more to remediate unsafe cladding, describing the circumstances that led to the Grenfell fire as “potential violations of the right to life and human dignity”

#BuildingSafetyCrisis
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Where is Michael Gove?
Instead of spending time plotting about the general election,we urge him to meet some of these 15,000 people to explain what he & Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities have done to support those made homeless, thanks to his department's dangerous safety regulations.
#BuildingSafetyCrisis

There are no words to express the trauma innocent people affected by the #BuildingSafetyCrisis are going through every single day.
Our thanks to Martina Lees for this thorough & moving account of how ordinary people have been failed & harmed by Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities & the construction industry.

The sobering reality for millions of leaseholders in the country today, thanks to the government & Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities created #BuildingSafetyCrisis , & politicians putting donations from freeholders & the construction industry over leasehold reform.

Scandal of the cladding victims left homeless, a much-needed and ever-meticulous update from ⁦Martina Lees⁩

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Well this took me a few months to investigate: since Grenfell, 15,210 residents have been forced to move out of dangerous flats across Britain, analysis of 7 years’ local media reports found thetimes.co.uk/article/forced…

Sadiq Khan: leaseholders in England should have the right to withhold service charges

Some charges had been “financially crippling” Sadiq Khan

#LeaseholdScandal

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A hideous injustice perpetrated by Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities & Michael Gove , making completely innocent people financially responsible for the potentially dangerous regulations of LUHC & criminal actions of the construction industry.
NonQualifyingLeaseholders
#BuildingSafetyCrisis
#Endourcladdingscandal

❗'Since the Grenfell Fire of 2017 more than 15,000 residents have been forced to leave homes due to fire or fire safety defects. And evacuations are on the rise'

❌ @MichaelGove Lee Rowley when will this nightmare end❓

#BuildingSafetyCrisis

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We're a small team of volunteers doing all we can to #EndOurCladdingScandal

But there are things only YOU can do for your building 👇

endourcladdingscandal.org/call-to-action/

✍️ Darren Lewis

'The tower stands as a lasting monument to the malign culture of selfish arrogance and complacency within our ruling class. (...) Grenfell will never be airbrushed away.'

#Grenfell 💚
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Thank you Mike Amesbury MP for meeting with us tonight to discuss the ongoing building safety crisis. 🙏

Government must do more to protect all leaseholders, make all buildings safe and #EndOurCladdingScandal

He needs to see the reality of what is happening. Why not Lee Rowley ?

Good news that The Mill #Ipswich qualifies for the Cladding Safety Scheme.

But 17 mths since the (pilot) scheme began. Only 2 buildings started work, only 170 have eligibility confirmed, 4000 being investigated!

Why is it all so slow Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities Homes England?
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❌ No one is really holding developers to account, so they’re essentially taking as long as they want.

❌ There has been a lot of warm rhetoric but the reality on the ground is that leaseholders are still paying the price.

Lee Rowley @MichaelGove 👇
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🤔 Will Lee Rowley's statement acknowledge the fact that, almost 7 years after Grenfell, an unacceptable number of innocent leaseholders are STILL trapped in the building safety crisis and STILL paying for the wrongdoing of others?

Or will it just be more warm words?

Good morning Jeremy Hunt

Leaseholders trapped in the building safety crisis have seen huge increases in buildings insurance premiums, some in excess of 1,000% 💸

Insurance Premium Tax adds 12%

Is it acceptable for HM Treasury to profiteer from this crisis❓

Treasury Committee

We told Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities that it’s too little, too late – still no one can tell us how many people are going to be helped and what ‘good’ will look like.

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