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Five Tops tips for your making your communal area green

In this section, briefly introduce Energy Saving Week, highlighting its importance and the collaboration between Leaseholder Support and PDM Consultants to provide energy-saving tips for communal areas.

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Service Charge is the number one complaint

A recent survey conducted by Leaseholder Support highlights the increasing frustration among flat owners regarding unpaid service charges, with this issue emerging as the number one complaint.

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Lease managers to be 'let off'

An overview of the key changes in the Companies Act 2006 and their impact on small flat management companies.

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Service Charge Nightmares

Small blocks of flats often face difficulties in collecting service charges, especially if the leases were created decades ago, when it was common for the freeholder to handle the bills and recover costs later. The issues with old leases can complicate the process, a...

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Dealing with Pigeons as a Pest

Why pigeons are considered a nuisanceHealth risks and hazards associated with pigeon infestations

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Noise Action Week

Noisy neighbours are one of the top complaints among flat owners. Noise Action Week (21-25 May 2007) aims to raise awareness about noise issues and encourage a responsible approach to noise levels. According to www.leaseholdersupport.co.uk, nearly half of the top ten...

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Keep the noise down, especially during the night

Noise complaints are one of the most common issues in shared living spaces. While occasional noise is normal, excessive disturbances can become stressful, affecting sleep, comfort, and overall well-being.As part of Noise Action Week (21-25 May 2007), Mary Anne Bowrin...

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How to deal with Noisy Neighbours!

As part of Noise Action Week (21-25 May 2007), Mary-Anne Bowring, creator of Leaseholdersupport.co.uk, explains how to handle noisy neighbours in a shared block.While some noise is normal, it becomes a problem when it disrupts your daily life—for example:Being woken ...

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Who puts the bin out?

For those living in residential blocks, managing refuse bins can be a tricky issue. It’s often seen as a grey area where responsibilities aren’t always clear. Understanding the rules surrounding refuse bin placement and management is essential for smooth operations.

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Understanding who is liable for repairs in residential block

When living in a residential block, repair responsibilities can be complicated. The key to determining who is responsible lies in understanding the lease agreement. Accepting repairs that should be the leaseholder's responsibility as a service charge item is unfair t...

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