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https://www.lgcplus.com/services/regeneration-and-planning/planning-people-go-from-council-to-council-chasing-the-money-17-05-2023/
Honest to god. Every time the curtain is peeled back on any aspect of our country, the damage that has been done since 2010 makes me reel.
Don't worry, come election time the media will be non stop focusing on starmer saying something questionable and the tories will be voted in again
I'm betting, based on how much building is going on along the Greenwich riverside, that this was approved pre-covid, then when the costs started rising afterward they thought they could cut corners to save a few bob.
If they have already sold the flats then paid thr money to shell companies, then it may be home owners left short unable to claim back
It's a buy to rent building, they're all owned by the Devs/investors and rented out. People will just end their tenancies.