Support and Fairness sought for Park Home Owners in Parliament
A Westminster Hall debate held today (Tuesday, 28th April) has called for stronger protections and more fairness for park home residents across England. Led by Rushcliffe MP James Naish, the debate highlighted the important role that park homes play in housing markets across the UK, with around 160,000 people living on mobile home sites in England […]
Cap on ground rents announced in major boost for local leaseholders
James Naish, Member of Parliament for Rushcliffe, has welcomed a landmark announcement to cap ground rents at £250 a year, calling it a “game-changer” for leaseholders locally who have been hit by rising costs and unfair charges. The announcement, made by the Prime Minister on Tuesday, will cap ground rents at £250 per year before […]
Government backs millions of leaseholders with strengthened rights and protections against excessive service charges
Rushcliffe’s MP, James Naish, has welcomed a government consultation that will give millions of homeowners across England and Wales stronger rights and protections over their homes. The consultation was launched in early July and will close at the end of September. Leaseholders are currently required to pay a service charge to cover the upkeep of […]
Statement on the planning and infrastructure bill
The points below were raised directly with me by local ecologists in person and in writing, so while they may not cover every point raised to me by local residents in advance of the debate on the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, I hope you value the sentiment of what I was planning to speak about: […]
