Contrary to claims by some, leasehold abolition is not necessarily a left-wing agenda

Less than 48 hours on from the announcement, Labour’s long-awaited plans for leaseholders are sadly unravelling

Labour is dragging its feet on its manifesto promise to end the exploitative leasehold tenure

Starmer has a choice: show politics is a force for good, or side with the lobbyists to maintain the leasehold gravy train, write off our generation and fuel a backlash at the next election, writes Joe Douglas, campaigner with Free Leaseholders

A government not scoring many goals secures victory for the people against deep-pocketed vested interests at the High Court – but keeps suspiciously quiet

Two financial scandals are unfolding in parallel across England and Wales – one in car finance, the other in leasehold housing. Both hinge on hidden commissions, conflicted intermediaries and powerless consumers

The current system in England and Wales is iniquitous, but the answer isn’t to divide flats into shiny new-builds v leasehold debt traps

A pensioner with cancer lost her home due to unaffordable charges – will the government’s reforms truly help?

If delivered, yesterday’s announcement that the government is to compel commonhold on all new flats will stop the next generation of homebuyers from having their wealth plundered by mysterious, often offshore freeholders

Labour pledged to end “feudal leasehold.” They must not betray that promise

The manifesto promise on leasehold reform must not be broken

Ending leasehold is an agenda that can hit the sweet spot for Labour and that is why we won’t bet against speedy activation of the 2024 Act

This is an exciting year for leaseholds. Let’s hope Labour has the guts to take the decisive action needed

To challenge rentier capitalism, the next Labour government should end the great leasehold con

It is an iniquitous housing tenure that rewards unscrupulous freeholders and leaves far too many Londoners financially helpless at their hands