We simply don’t know what to believe any more and in the meantime we’re having to pay for a waking watch after the fire alarm system failed during a fire in 2019. We subsequently discovered that the cladding claim had in fact been rejected in March, not approved. In July we were told that due to a structural technicality the funding offer had been rescinded. Then in March this year HML announced that the government’s building safety fund had approved full funding for the works, provided they began by the fund’s deadline of 30 September.
We were told by the management company, HML, that the freeholder refused to help and the £2.7m remedial costs would have to be divided among the leaseholders, many of whom bought under the shared ownership scheme. Two years ago it was found to be flammable.
We in Bridge House, a block of 75 flats, have been through hell and back with our cladding.
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