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UK Government Plans to Protect Homeowners from Rogue Builders
The UK government is introducing a database of trusted traders to protect homeowners from rogue builders, following reports of significant financial losses due to fraudulent practices. Lee Slocombe, recently sentenced for defrauding multiple victims, exemplifies the issue, as homeowners like Sheri Ingram and the Sawkins couple share their experiences of being exploited. Concerns remain about the voluntary nature of the new protections.
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The UK government is introducing a database of trusted traders to protect homeowners from rogue builders, following reports of significant financial losses due to fraudulent practices. Lee Slocombe, recently sentenced for defrauding multiple victims, exemplifies the issue, as homeowners like Sheri Ingram and the Sawkins couple share their experiences of being exploited. Concerns remain about the voluntary nature of the new protections.
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