Leaseholders
The Council is committed to maintaining and improving relationships with leaseholders, and has produced a helpful handbook. The handbook has been published for the first time to coincide with new legal rights for leaseholders and these are summarised together with other rights and obligations of leaseholders and the Council.
There have been some amendments to the charges currently incurred by leaseholders. The Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 has extended the right to enable administration charges, imposed by the landlord, to be challenged.
Information about the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2000 can be viewed below.
Consultation for Leaseholders
Whenever we are going to do any works on your property that will cost you over £250 we will consult you. There are various stages of consultation:-
1. Notice of Intent
2. Statement of Estimates
3. Notice of Reasons
4. Final Notice
 | Leaseholders blank notice of intent. DOWNLOAD |
| Leaseholders blank statement of estates. DOWNLOAD |
| Leaseholders blank notice of reasons. DOWNLOAD |
| Leaseholders blank final notice. DOWNLOAD |
Regular newsletters are produced for tenants' and leaseholders'. Previous and current editions of the Newsletters can be downloaded below:
 | Tenants Newsletter - Winter 2004/05. DOWNLOAD |
| Tenants Newsletter - Spring 2004. DOWNLOAD |
| Tenants Newsletter - Spring 2003. DOWNLOAD |
| Tenants Newsletter - Summer 2003. DOWNLOAD |
Tenant Satisfaction survey Jan 2004