Happy Birthday @TheCanaryUK have you written about cladding crisis? £3 mill flats across the country unsellable with some people facing bills of over £100k and some shared owners facing costs higher than the equity they had in their flats (before the worth 0) @EOCS_Official
5. “The canary in the coal mine”, meant ‘an early indicator of potential danger or failure’. If the caged canary was dead, the coal mine would be evacuated. But despite attempts by politicians and the corporate media to kill us off, this canary is still chirping as loudly as ever
🛑 You've trapped millions of leaseholders in unsafe buildings with dangerous cladding @ChrisPincher, making us pay to fix building defects
We don't want another 2 million renters to fall into the same trap!
We and @genrentuk want you to #EndOurCladdingScandal#CPC20
To lose your home overnight would be devastating but being in this cladding nightmare with probability you will ultimately lose your home is a slow torture. Do @mhclg appreciate toll this lack of real action takes + how destructive it is? #WorldMentalHealthDay#mycladdingscandal
@RobertJenrick 3 million people in this country are stuck in a home "ownership" nightmare. You really have more pressing things you should be focussing on. Some of us are really at our wits end #EndOurCladdingScandal
Disappointed not to secure a slot in @mhclg Questions in the @HouseofCommons today.
However, pleased that my #cladding petition has received supportive coverage in the Barnet Times - https://t.co/WQJEaaIIOU
@SJ4921@mhclg I wish there's some form of mental health support for us leaseholders in the cladding situation. I just had a cry by myself in the bathroom and I can feel myself going crazy
A low evening thinking of the week ahead & the inevitable cladding related struggles it will bring, but will have 2 find the energy 2 keep fighting 4 #EndOurCladdingScandal. @RobertJenrick @ChrisPincher @team_greenhalgh this is what life is like 4 me & so many others now. No joy.
@willmartin88@jahanara100 Thanks William, this so well sums up the sheer frustration of every aspect of this situation. Quite a few people I've told have reacted as though I am exaggerating or have got it wrong... even family
I spent months volunteering for waking watch up to 12 hour shifts in our building to protect others from these colossal costs but the insurer’s decided we have to employ someone - so 3 years on we pay £11K a month despite having a fire alarm with extra sensors and sounders 🤦♀️
Absolutely. Surely this should have been the first thing to look at? But no little was done and costs were left to be passed to leasholders. #EndOurCladdingScandal#mycladdingscandal
Leaseholders are being asked to pay up to £115,000 to fix dangerous buildings they had no hand in building. This cannot be right.
It's time to #EndOurCladdingScandal https://t.co/zFlSF2HGcE
Until housing associations are more transparent about long-term costs, including lease extension, it's simply not ok to claim shared owners won't be financially overstretched in the future.
#SharedOwnershipWeek#SharedOwnership
@NHGLeaseholder ... marketing material titled "buyers guide" and "home owners guide" and talks about repairs and maintenance .... Funnily enough. No mention of cladding replacement.
@NHGLeaseholder Also looked into selling a few years ago and was sent a list of surveyors. Mixed / misleading messaging but documentation states at one point you need to pick a surveyor from the list for application....