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Charlotte Rose

Charlotte Rose

Verified

Senior Investigations Reporter, BBC Look East

England

Final Covers

Mental Health , Gender Justice , Criminal Justice , Police Brutality , Religion

Doesn’t Cover

Financial, Sports

Industries

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Content

Total articles 29

  • Cambridge cottage owner had to write off £10k after tradesman dispute

    By Charlotte Rose Verified| BBC Verified If you stood outside Nigel Dawson's idyllic 16th-century cottage on the outskirts of Cambridge, you would not think the chocolate box property had been at the centre of a £10,000 tradesman dispute. Yet Nigel is one of a number of customers who have spoken to the BBC about their experience with a thatcher who took up-front payments but, they said, left poor or incomplete work. They want to know why the systems put in place to protect consumers have not worked for them.

    By Charlotte Rose Verified · BBC

    Feb. 27, 2024

  • Bedford family fear taking a bath after cracks appear in Clarion house

    By Charlotte Rose Verified| BBC Verified A family who fear their home is "unsafe" after large cracks appeared in the wall, no longer take baths over concerns their ceiling might collapse. Cherie Field, 62, and Trevor Taylor, 71, have rented a property on Stainmore Road in Bedford for 25 years. In late 2019, cracks started to appear upstairs and they contacted housing association provider Clarion for help. Clarion insisted the home was "habitable" despite "unsightly" cracks and a subsidence issue.

    By Charlotte Rose Verified · BBC

    Nov. 13, 2023

  • Cambridge cottage owner had to write off £10k after tradesman dispute

    By Charlotte Rose Verified| BBC Verified If you stood outside Nigel Dawson's idyllic 16th-century cottage on the outskirts of Cambridge, you would not think the chocolate box property had been at the centre of a £10,000 tradesman dispute. Yet Nigel is one of a number of customers who have spoken to the BBC about their experience with a thatcher who took up-front payments but, they said, left poor or incomplete work. They want to know why the systems put in place to protect consumers have not worked for them.

    By Charlotte Rose Verified · BBC

    Feb. 27, 2024

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BBC Look East