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Ringley appointment to drive growth in Wales

Anthony Kingdon will be focused on driving Ringley Group’s presence in Wales and will report directly to Mary-Anne Bowring, the company’s group managing director and founder. He will play a primary role in working across Ringley Group’s portfolio in Wales, inclu...

Read    27/09/2021

Cladding fund left unclaimed due to qualification difficulties

New statistics reveal that the Waking Watch Relief Fund introduced to aid leaseholders affected by the unsafe cladding scandal, show that almost half of the fund has been left unclaimed. Property managers and leaseholders say that there are difficulties in qualifying...

Read    27/09/2021

Ringley Group appoints new director to oversee expansion in Wales

Residential property consultancy Ringley Group has appointed Anthony Kingdon as a director to head up its operations in Wales. Kingdon will be focused on driving Ringley Group’s presence in Wales and will report directly to Mary-Anne Bowring, the compa...

Read    27/09/2021

How is the building safety regulator’s residents’ panel going to work?

To be effective, the panel must be structured to prioritise the voices of building occupants over those of owners and non-occupying leaseholders. Before the publication of the Building Safety Bill at the beginning of July, during pre-legislative scrutiny from the hou...

Read    29/07/2021

Principle Welcomes Government Guidance on Flats

UK government intervention that means leaseholders “trapped” in flats due to the cladding crisis could soon be able to sell or re-mortgage their properties. The comments from the leading estate manager come in the wak...

Read    27/09/2021

Thousands of landlords released from ‘cladding hell’ after EWS1 forms scrapped

Landlords who own leasehold properties in low and medium-rise apartment blocks affected by the cladding scandal will no longer have to supply an EWS1 form when selling or remortgaging their properties, the government has announced.Thousands of landlords who have been...

Read    29/07/2021

Cladding policy U-turn: Housing minister says low-rise apartment blocks no longer need ESW1 certification

Housing minister Robert Jenrick has announced that, after seeking expert advice, he believes there was no “systemic” fire safety issue in blocks standing less than 18 metres, or around six storeys, tall.This does not mean these buildings are safe ...

Read    29/07/2021

CLADDING: Stats reveal failure of Govt fund

The effectiveness of the Government’s response to the cladding issue has been called into question again by property managers. Examination of applicants to the Waking Watch Relief Fund revealed nearly half of the fund is unclaimed, due to difficulty in qualifying.The...

Read    16/07/2021

Ringley Group launches new HQ in Cardiff

The first scheme, known as Prospect Place, is managed by a Resident controlled Management Company and is located on Ferry Court in Cardiff Bay. Residents have full access to the on-site gym and swimming pool, as well as a concierge and secure car parking.The building...

Read    16/07/2021

Sadiq Khan to help boroughs recover Right to Buy homes

The funds will form part of the £4.8bn Affordable Homes Programme 2016-23, while councils can bid for grants to either buy existing homes or build new ones, depending on what makes sense in the local area.The Right to Buy policy was introduced under the Housing Act 1...

Read    16/07/2021

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