G15RG responds to the MHCLG on Strengthening Leaseholder Protections over Charges and Services

The G15 Residents’ Group welcomes the government’s proposals to strengthen leaseholder protections and increase transparency over charges. They are supportive of reforms that give residents clearer information, fairer costs, and stronger rights to challenge. Balanced and well-funded implementation, effective communication, proper enforcement, and a realistic rollout period are key to ensuring these reforms are both effective and affordable, whilst helping to build trust between landlords and residents. Their full submission is available to read below. 

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G15RG responds to the MHCLG on Strengthening Leaseholder Protections over Charges and Services

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G15 responds to the MHCLG Consultation on Strengthening Leaseholder Protections over Charges and Services

1 October 2025

We're calling for a proportionate, practical approach that delivers genuine transparency while keeping services affordable , with realistic timelines, digital delivery, and ongoing collaboration between government, landlords, and residents. Our response is available to read here.

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G15 responds to the MHCLG's Consultation on a Reformed Decent Homes Standard for Social and Privately Rented Homes

11 September 2025

G15 members welcome the Government’s commitment to raising standards across the social rented sector. Our number one priority is to ensure residents’ homes are safe, comfortable, and energy efficient. We support the updated Decent Homes Standard (DHS) but believe it must strike the right balance between ambition and deliverability. Read our full submission here. 

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G15 responds to the Government's Consultation on Improving the Energy Efficiency of Socially Rented Homes in England

11 September 2025

G15 members fully support the Government’s ambition to improve energy efficiency in social housing. Upgrading homes is already part of our plans, alongside efforts to cut carbon emissions, reduce fuel poverty, and enhance resident comfort. Aligning MEES with the Decent Homes Standard by 2037, backed by stable funding will help to ensure that delivery is ambitious, efficient, and fair for residents. Read our full submission here. 

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