'I've had no hot water or heating for most of my pregnancy'
Summary
Residents of a London apartment building have been without gas, heating, or hot water since March due to dangerous leaks in the gas supply pipes. The problem remains unresolved because the original developer went out of business, and no one is clear who must pay for the repairs.Key Facts
- About 65 flats in Admiral Court, Croydon, have had no gas since March.
- Gas was cut off because of potentially dangerous leaks in the pipework.
- The original developer of the building has gone out of business.
- Responsibility for repair costs is disputed between the freeholder, housing association, managing agents, and developer.
- Residents have to rely on boiling water by kettle and camping showers for washing.
- Some residents find it hard to sell or move because of the ongoing gas problem.
- A report found the gas pipework was not installed according to safety standards.
- There is no set date for when the gas supply will be fixed.
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