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7 Welcome LesleyDavisintroduces this issue’s featured topics andpointsreaders to the re-launched Flat Livingwebsite


NEWS


9 Wereport on the recent High Court decision affecting Section 20 consultations, plus the ARMA conference and other topical issues


lifEStylE


14 Onthewaterfront Wetake a look at Cascades, the first privateapartment blocktobebuiltin London’s Docklands in the 1980s


16 Outdoor living EmmaSmith suggests that nowis the timeto start thinking about outdoor projects for this spring and summer


ADViCE


21 Maintenance External redecoration projects take someplanning – so start the ball rollingnow says KevinMarshall


23 finance Are your reserve funds safe?Welook at thearrangementsnow in placeto safeguardRMCaccounts


25 legal Neil Spurrier explains theprotection offered to shortholdtenants by government-backed deposit schemes


26 Energy KenWarner looksfor solutions to the problemsfacedbyRMCswhendealing with energy suppliers


29 insurance Roger Corp on the importance of risk management


ARMA


36 ARMAsurgery BruceMaunder Taylor answers more of your questions


38 ARMAGuidance Keeping blocks andindividual flats firesafe


40 ARMAdirectory ARMAmember listings


42 find an agent Members advertise their services


AlEp


46 What’s in aname? Anna Bailey introduces ALEP and explains howthe organisation worksonbehalf ofmembersand flat owners


48 theroleofthe enfranchisement practitioner


Mark Chickexplainswho does whatwhen it comes to leasehold enfranchisement


50 AlEpDirectory ALEPmember listings


46 36 34 OpiNiON


30 BobSmytherman What impact will theEquality Act have on the common parts of blocks?


31 Stephen Gibbs Taking acasetothe LVTisadaunting prospect, or is it?


32 letters Readers write for lift advice, comment on the clamping ban and check health and safety compliance


34 interview Lesley Davistalks to Peverel CEO, JanetEntwistle


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