Poole MP welcomes consultation that will offer leaseholders "transparency"

Poole MP welcomes consultation that will offer leaseholders "transparency"

Poole’s campaigning MP, Neil Duncan-Jordan has welcomed the government’s consultation that will give millions of homeowners across England and…

Rushcliffe MP welcomes Government support for leaseholders' rights

Rushcliffe MP James Naish, has welcomed a government consultation that will give millions of homeowners across England and Wales stronger rights and protections over their homes. The consultation was launched in early July and will close at the end of September. Leaseholders are currently required to pay a service charge to cover the upkeep of […]

ALEP Welcomes the Next Stage of Leasehold Reform | ALEP | Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners

ALEP Welcomes the Next Stage of Leasehold Reform but warns an increasingly complex legal environment impacts on both consumers and professionals. In a further stage of leasehold reform, the government has announced a consultation (Strengthening leaseholder protections over charges and services) on service charge and buildings insurance transparency, litigation costs and regulation of managing agents.  The consultation period runs until 26 Septem…

Strengthening leaseholder protections over charges and services: executive summary

Government launches consultation on ‘charges and services’ in relation to property management – the next phase of LAFRA

After much anticipation, the government has finally launched its consultation on leaseholder charges and services (‘service charges’) and the provisions of LAFRA that relate to these. Through the consultation, which is open until 26 September 2025, the government hopes to engage of all those involved in managing leasehold buildings as well as leaseholders on  how […] The post Government launches consultation on ‘charges and services’ in relation…

MHCLG publishes consultation on leasehold reform

Pennycook pledges “bold package of reforms” to “arm leaseholders with greater rights”