Observed arrival · 2026-10-11
Beetham Tower Hell: A leaseholder evidence archive
An investigative site collecting leaseholder accounts, articles and public evidence about safety, service charges and accountability at Beetham Tower in Manchester.
- For
- Beetham Tower leaseholders and prospective buyers
- Worth noticing
- The site says temporary stitch plates installed after facade defects were found in 2014 remain in use, and asks for inspection records.
Field notes
The site separates its material into issue-focused stories, a timeline, organization pages and a press section, with links to documents and an invitation for residents to submit accounts. It says temporary stitch plates were installed after facade defects were discovered in 2014 and remain a subject of questions about inspection records. The homepage also says figures supplied to it show service charges rising between 2019 and 2024.
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