Justin Madders MP

Ground rent protestors stage ANOTHER demonstration against leasehold houses and charges

Englishman’s home isn’t a castle: it’s a revenue stream for an offshore company thanks to national housebuilders, Justin Madders tells the Commons

Who are Dublin-based Boardwalk Finance DAC and Jetty Finance DAC? Why do they own freeholds to people’s homes? And why are they based abroad?

Mortgage lenders and conveyancers lay bare the rot of leasehold to MPs

Bellway is second developer to face public protest over leasehold cheating

BBC R4 You and Yours reports MPs saying leasehold houses are a ‘national con’

Will Astor should come to meet leasehold house owners in Ellesmere Port

Not the job of LEASE to warn ministers of leasehold houses scandal, Roger Southam tells BBC

‘Cameron’s brother-in-law Will Astor and the toxic leasehold scandal’, Daily Mail

Leaseholders demand end to Redrow selling leasehold houses

Leaseholders to stage ground rent demo at Redrow’s Ledsham Garden Village

Ground rent strike ‘a very real possibility,’ reports Daily Telegraph

ITV News covers the leasehold house scandal, and homeowners stage mass demo on March 18

MP Justin Madders questions role of Roger Southam as LEASE chair

Justin Madders MP demands LEASE chair has ‘no business interests in the leasehold sector’

Justin Madders MP tells Chester Chronicle leasehold is ‘the PPI of housing sector’

Bellway offers young mother freehold for £3,750. But Adriatic Land demands £12,750 … then agrees to half the sum

Commons leasehold debate. December 20 2016

We want to hear more from developers putting things right, says housing minister

Justin ‘Madders than hell’ about Taylor Wimpey / Bellway / Redrow ground rent scams in leasehold houses

70 attend APPG on leasehold after ground rent scandal grabs media attention

Ban revenue-generating leasehold houses, says Justin Madders MP. Redrow responds

Bottomley tells Taylor Wimpey to explain ‘sharp practice’ ground rents – and asks for names of directors who approved them

Leasehold houses scandal widens as developers face MPs