
Imprisoned in a 1-bed shared ownership flat that might burst into flames. 25% owned, 100% liable for costs, 0% to blame for this travesty #EndOurCladdingScandal
Redhill, South East
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Replying to @victorxheng
Genuine question, how are you funding the API costs if there are no subscriptions or user-provided keys?
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Replying to @LukeJames8
Yes, NH! What Scott has posted is the latest - we have initial acceptance from the Cladding Safety Scheme (which is the new version of the Building Safety Fund) and now we need to put the project plan in place for full Government funding. Will ask for proper comms to be sent out
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I was following the legislation closely but didn’t realise this watering down at the time. Our freeholder is valued at £144m but because they own 175 buildings they’re off the hook, despite only a fraction of them having safety issues. A real shame @team_greenhalgh
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Thanks @nearlylegal! The other big confusion I’ve seen floating around is regarding number of buildings on the LL cert. Some seem have interpreted this as # of buildings with safety issues, but our LL has listed total number of buildings they own, do you know which is right?
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Even if they subsequently issue a certificate e.g. a week after the deadline? What if they miss the deadline for some leaseholders but for others it is sent within the deadline? The legislation is so confusing
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Replying to @Cllr_Rich
In the meantime Nobel House is still waiting for ACM cladding to be removed! Also we hope you are checking that all fire breaks & cavity walls are completed correct-would hate for other to experience what we are!!!! #BuildingSafetyCrisis @RedhillCladding @Davison_J_Liv @ukcag
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Nothing can stop Steve Day and his team in their pursuit of justice for innocent leaseholders. Looking forward to seeing @EOCS_Official @ukcag and @LKPleasehold throwing their weight behind this last ditch attempt at solving the ‘Who Pays?’ question.
Well done!! This community never ceases to amaze. We’ve come so far and we will fight on until full justice is served!
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Ah. I see your point. This is the only place I’ve seen this extra specification. I hope it’s a mistake in this particular graphic? We will all fight on to ensure no leaseholder of any kind is left behind 💪🏻
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Hey, I can see from your tweets you’re really worried about this, but I don’t think you have reason to be. Those sub-letting are still leaseholders, so you’ll still benefit exactly the same as the rest of us. I’m not sure why you think you wouldn’t?
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It IS up to the Govt because they failed to legislate the industry for decades and allowed them to cut corners. We’re not asking the taxpayer to pay, we’re asking the Govt to forward fund to protect innocents (as it has done before) THEN recover money from those responsible
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Wrong. It’s like buying a car & discovering that the mechanism to deploy the airbags doesn’t work; then the car would be recalled & fixed FREE OF CHARGE. No survey exists pre-purchase that would have revealed these defects. And leaseholders don’t own the cladding, just the inside
We were when the fund reopened for the second tranche in May, but it has now closed again. Our MP was extremely helpful in lobbying MHCLG on our behalf, recommend getting in touch with them and asking for help working with the government department. Hope that helps, good luck!
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Replying to @mhclg
Your department is a disgrace @mhclg. Fools led by liars @team_greenhalgh @RobertJenrick @ChrisPincher. Wake up and listen to the screams of agony from thousands of desperate people. YOUR failures are hurting innocents. #EndOurCladdingScandal #NotJustCladding #EnoughIsEnough
So @mhclg, a Government Ministry, responds to a fact & data driven @thesundaytimes article with spin, lies & no evidence to back its own non-sensical claims. Are they oblivious to the thousands crying out in despair?! Or do they just not care? #BuildingSafetyCrisis @Lees_Martina
Replying to @timespolitics
@TheSundayTimes reports misleading and inaccurate info on the progress to remediate unsafe buildings. Our priority is making sure residents are safe by removing dangerous cladding from the highest risk buildings as quickly as possible. Our response:
mhclgmedia.blog.gov.uk/2021/…




