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  • Anna Soubry – 2026 Comments on Keir Starmer’s Resignation

    Anna Soubry – 2026 Comments on Keir Starmer’s Resignation

    The comments made by Anne Soubry on 21 June 2026.

    No one should be celebrating what seems certain to be the imminent departure of Keir Starmer and arrival of our seventh PM in 10 years Something has gone horribly wrong in British politics. Stability and competence were key parts of what made us a great country.

    Poorer quality politicians, the cheapening of political debate (in part social media but also MSM) and rise of so called populism led to Brexit and the decision to leave the EU just exacerbated the demise of competent Govt, sensible politics & decent politicians.

  • James Cleverly – 2026 Comments on Labour Turmoil

    James Cleverly – 2026 Comments on Labour Turmoil

    The comments made by James Cleverly, the Conservative MP for Braintree, on 21 June 2026.

    Labour is all over the place.

    Starmer is weak and distracted, the party has no plan, there is no constancy.

    This is why there are so many daft contradictions in their proposals.

  • Tim Farron – 2026 Comments on Keir Starmer

    Tim Farron – 2026 Comments on Keir Starmer

    The comments made by Tim Farron, the Liberal Democrat MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale, on 22 June 2026.

    Starmer’s been a poor PM, but the vitriol and hatred towards him is just weird. It comes from both the far left and far right. It’s contrived by people whose motives are deeply suspect. Part of me wants him to survive just to spite them.

  • Deborah Meaden – 2026 Comments in Support of Keir Starmer

    Deborah Meaden – 2026 Comments in Support of Keir Starmer

    The comments made by Deborah Meaden on 22 June 2026.

    I know a contest would take an even greater personal toll but I voted for Labour under your leadership and an untested Coronation will fail this Country. I want to know what Andy Burnham means by “better” because so far it lacks a great deal of substance.

  • NEWS STORY : Labour Party in Turmoil as Keir Starmer Resigns

    NEWS STORY : Labour Party in Turmoil as Keir Starmer Resigns

    STORY

    The Labour party has plunged into turmoil as Keir Starmer has confirmed that he will be resigning as Prime Minister. Speaking outside Downing Street, Starmer said:

    “We proved those people wrong because we changed our party, ripping out the poison of antisemitism, restoring trust on the economy, defence and national security, and becoming a party that once again stood proudly with God against our national flag.

    The hard work of change was with a singular purpose, not power for power’s sake, but to change Britain for the better, to build a fairer country with dignity and respect, where everyone is seen, everyone is valued, wealth and opportunity for all, not just the privileged few.”

  • NEWS STORY : Government Announces £50 Million Critical Minerals Investment

    NEWS STORY : Government Announces £50 Million Critical Minerals Investment

    STORY

    The Government has announced £50 million of investment to support critical minerals projects across the UK. The Department for Business and Trade said the funding would strengthen domestic production, support high-value jobs and reduce reliance on overseas supply chains.

    The programme is intended to support extraction, processing and recycling of minerals used in products including smartphones, fridges and electric vehicle batteries. Industry Minister Chris McDonald is launching the programme during a visit to Teesside’s Wilton Centre, including firms working on minerals processing and metal recycling.

    The Government said the investment builds on more than £200 million already committed to critical minerals projects. Ministers have presented the policy as part of a wider economic security agenda, arguing that stronger domestic capability will help protect the UK from global shocks and supply disruption.

  • NEWS STORY : Pound Falls as Markets Watch Starmer Leadership Speculation

    NEWS STORY : Pound Falls as Markets Watch Starmer Leadership Speculation

    STORY

    Sterling dipped as speculation mounted that Keir Starmer could announce a timetable for leaving office. Reuters reported that the pound fell by around 0.2% against the dollar on Monday as investors monitored the political uncertainty surrounding the Prime Minister’s future.

    The market reaction came after several days of pressure on Starmer following Andy Burnham’s Makerfield by-election victory. Analysts said Britain’s fiscal position, high debt interest costs and weak growth meant that any new Labour leader would have limited room for large spending commitments, even if they promised a change of political direction.

    Burnham has said he would respect the Government’s fiscal rules, but investors are expected to scrutinise any leadership campaign for signs of tax, borrowing or spending changes. The political uncertainty comes as the UK continues to face high borrowing costs compared with other major economies.

  • NEWS STORY : Starmer Expected to Set Out Resignation Timetable as Labour Crisis Deepens

    NEWS STORY : Starmer Expected to Set Out Resignation Timetable as Labour Crisis Deepens

    STORY

    Keir Starmer is expected to set out a timetable for his departure as Prime Minister after growing pressure from Labour MPs following Andy Burnham’s victory in the Makerfield by-election. Reports on Monday said Starmer had spent the weekend considering his position after previously saying that he would contest any leadership challenge.

    Reuters reported that Starmer could announce an orderly transition, with Burnham waiting in the wings after returning to Parliament. The pressure on the Prime Minister has increased since Burnham’s by-election win, which gave him the parliamentary seat needed to mount a leadership challenge from within the House of Commons.

    The potential change of leadership would come less than two years after Labour’s landslide general election victory. It would also add to a decade of political instability in the UK, with questions now focusing on whether Labour would hold a full leadership contest or move towards an uncontested handover to Burnham.

  • Mike Tapp – 2026 Comments on General Election after Change of Prime Minister

    Mike Tapp – 2026 Comments on General Election after Change of Prime Minister

    The comments made by Mike Tapp, a Minister at the Home Office, on 21 June 2026.

    Is it time to legislate; if a change of leader is forced by its own Party then a General Election must be called.

    That would stop the constant churn and focus all politicians on delivery, instead of work place politics. These endless ‘house of cards’ games would end and the country would benefit.

    Let’s legislate to focus minds.

  • PRESS RELEASE : Court and tribunal fees changes [June 2026]

    PRESS RELEASE : Court and tribunal fees changes [June 2026]

    The press release issued by the Ministry of Justice on 19 June 2026.

    The Ministry of Justice plans to make a series of changes to court and tribunal fees payable in HM Courts and Tribunals Service.

    These changes will take place on 13 July 2026, subject to parliamentary approval. The purpose of the changes is to strengthen cost recovery, improve consistency in how and where fees are charged, and maintain fair access to justice for all.

    The Help with Fees remissions scheme remains available for those with lower financial means who are unable to afford a court or tribunal fee.

    The changes are:

    • The introduction of an exemption to the court fee otherwise payable by local authorities applying to the family court under Section 18 of the Victims and Prisoners Act 2024 (more commonly known as ‘Jade’s Law’). This change will be in force from the date the provisions in the Act are commenced.
    • Increases to fees in HM Courts and Tribunals Service to account for inflation. These include 170 fees which will increase by 2.6% in line with inflation for 2024/25 and 27 fees which will increase by an average of 34% (equivalent to £6.19) in line with accumulated inflation. Four fees will be reduced to reflect reductions in their underlying costs.
    • An increase to the probate application fee to £526. This recovers the cost of an ever-improving service, and the new cost accounts for rising inflation as well as investment in delivering an efficient and modern service.
    • Creating a separate, reduced fee for when someone requests copies of probate documents concurrently with their probate application, so that, instead of £16, the fee will only be £2. This will better reflect the cost of that service.
    • An increase to 80 fees across the Residential Property Division of the Property Chamber of the First-tier Tribunal, including for leasehold cases, most residential property cases and park and mobile home cases. This is the second tranche of changes in a wider programme of reform to introduce a new fees framework to cases in the Property Chamber.
      • The new framework sets fees at one of five tiers, depending on case type and access to justice considerations. Most case types will attract fees of £200 for an application and £300 for a hearing, or fees of £114 for an application and £227 for a hearing.
      • A small set of case types have further reduced fees: £47 for applications to appeal a rent increase, with hearing fees waived; £23 for applications to determine a pitch fee, with hearing fees waived; and no fees at all for matters relating to urgent building safety matters.
      • These July changes apply this new framework to most cases in the Property Chamber. Fees for Electronic Communications Code and building safety cases will remain free of charge until early 2027.
      • This framework was extended to cases impacted by the Renters’ Rights Act (RRA) on 1 May 2026.

    Inflationary increases to court and tribunal fees

    Civil Proceedings Fees Order 2008

    SI RefDescriptionCurrentNew
    1.4aRecovery of Land – High Court£545£559
    1.4bRecovery of Land – County Court£404£415
    1.5CCAny other remedy – County Court£377£387
    1.5HCAny other remedy – High Court£646£663
    1.6Filing proceedings against an unnamed party£67£69
    1.8aPermission to issue proceedings£67£69
    1.8bAssessment of costs£67£69
    1.9aPermission to apply£174£179
    1.9bOn request to reconsider at a hearing a decision on permission£438£449
    1.9cPermission to proceed£874£897
    1.9dPermission to proceed (claim not started by an application for permission to apply for Judicial Review (JR)£174£179
    1.9(ba)Application for judicial review where fee 1.9(b) has been paid and permission is granted at a hearing£436£447
    2.2Appellants/respondents notice (High Court)£294£302
    2.3aAppellants/respondents notice (County court small claims)£147£151
    2.3bAppellants/respondents notice (County court other claims)£171£175
    2.4(a)General application (on notice) excluding s3 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997& Court Fund Pay Out£313£321
    2.4(b)General application (on notice) excluding s3 of the Protection from Harassment Act 19976 & Court Fund Pay Out£190£195
    2.5(a)General application (by consent/without notice) excluding s3 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 & Court Fund Pay Out£123£126
    2.5(b)General application (by consent/without notice) excluding Protection from Harassment Act 1997 & Court Fund Pay Out£61£63
    2.7Application to vary a judgment or suspend enforcement£15£16
    3.1bPetition for bankruptcy (presented by creditor/other person)£343£352
    3.2Petition for an administration order£343£352
    3.3Any other petition£343£352
    3.4bCopy of a certificate of discharge from bankruptcy£11£14
    3.5Insolvency – other application£318£326
    3.8Notice of intention to appoint administrator£57£58
    3.11Application within proceedings (by consent/without notice)£30£31
    3.12Application within proceedings (with notice)£112£115
    4.1aCopy of a document (10 pages or less)£11£14
    4.2Copy of a document in electronic form (for each copy)£11£14
    5.1Where the party filing the request is legally aided£237£296
    5.3Issue of default costs certificate – Civil£80£82
    5.4Appeal (detailed assessment proceedings) – civil£283£290
    5.5Request/application to set aside a default costs certificate£148£152
    5.6On a request or application for a fixed costs determination£398£408
    6.1On the filing of a request for detailed assessment in the Court of Protection£99£102
    6.2Appeal against a Court of Protection costs assessment decision£79£81
    6.3Request to set aside a default costs certificate in the Court of Protection£74£76
    7.1Sealing a writ of control/possession/delivery (High court)£80£82
    7.2Order requiring a judgment debtor or other person to attend court£67£69
    7.3aThird party debt order or the appointment of a receiver by way of equitable execution.£135£139
    7.3bApplication for a charging order£135£139
    7.4Application for a judgment summons£135£139
    7.5Register a judgment or order, or for permission to enforce an arbitration award, or for a certificate or a certified copy of a judgment or order for use abroad£80£82
    8.1Issue warrant of control in any other cases£94£96
    8.2Request for attempt of execution of warrant at new address£37£38
    8.3Application to require judgment debtor to attend court£67£69
    8.4aApplication for a third-party debt order£135£139
    8.4bApplication for a charging order£135£139
    8.5Application for a judgment summons£135£139
    8.6Issue of a warrant of possession/warrant of delivery£148£152
    8.7Application for an attachment of earnings order – Civil£135£139
    8.9Application for enforcement of an award of a sum of money or any other decision made by any court, tribunal, body or person£54£55
    8.10Request for an order to recover a specified road traffic debt£10£11
    8A.1Service of a bailiff of an order to attend County Court for questioning£135£139
    10.1Bills of sale£34£35
    10.2Official certificate of the result of a search (for each name)£54£67
    10.3Search, in person, of court records (per 15 minutes)£12£15
    10.4Appointment of a High Court judge£692£710
    10.5Hearing before a High Court judge (per day or part day)£692£710
    11.1Issue of a warrant for the arrest of a ship or goods£21£22
    12.1Affidavit£14£15
    12.2For each exhibit referred to£2£3
    13.1aApplication – permission to appeal/extension of time£646£663
    13.1bPermission to appeal is not required or has been granted£1,466£1,504
    13.1cAppellant/respondent filing an appeal questionnaire£1,466£1,504
    13.2On filing a respondents notice£587£602
    13.3On filing an application notice£646£663
    15.1Request for service by a bailiff of document (see order for exceptions)£46£47

    Family Proceedings Fees Order 2008

    SI RefDescriptionCurrentNew
    1.1Originating proceedings where no other fee is specified£279£286
    1.2Filing an application for a divorce, nullity or civil partnership dissolution£612£628
    1.3Application for matrimonial or civil partnership order£415£426
    1.5Amendment of application for matrimonial/civil partnership order£59£61
    1.6Answer to application for matrimonial/civil partnership order£234£240
    1.7Application for an order of assessment of costs£57£58
    1.8Application for parental order£263£270
    2.1aParental responsibility (s4(1)(c) or (3), 4A(1)(b) or (3) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1bParental responsibility (s4ZA(1)(c) or (6) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1cGuardians (s5(1) or 6(7) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1dSection 8 orders (s10(1) or (2) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1eEnforcement orders (s11J(2) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1fCompensation for financial loss (section 110(2) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1gChange of child’s surname or removal from jurisdiction while residence order in force (s13(1) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1hSpecial guardianship orders (s14A (3) or (6)(a), 14C(3) or 14D(1) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1iSecure accommodation order (s25 Children Act 1989) – England£263£270
    2.1jChange of child’s surname or removal from jurisdiction while care order in force (s33(7) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1kContact with child in care (s34(2), (3), (4) or (9) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1lEducation supervision order (s36(1) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1mVariation or discharge of care and supervision orders (s39 Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1nChild assessment order (s43(1) Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1oEmergency protection orders (s44, 45 and 46 Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1pWarrant to assist person exercising powers under emergency protection order (s48 Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1qRecovery order (s50 Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1sWarrant to assist person exercising powers to search for children or inspect premises (s102 Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1tApplications in respect of enforcement orders (paragraph 4(2), 6(2), 7(2) or 9(2) of Schedule A1 Children Act 1989)£116£119
    2.1uAmendment of enforcement order by reason of change of address (paragraph 5(2) of Schedule A1 Children Act 1989)£79£81
    2.1vFinancial provision for children (paragraph 1(1) or (4), 2(1) or (5), 5(6), 6(5), (7) or (8), 8(2), 10(2), 11 or 14(1) of Schedule 1 Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1wApproval of court for child in care of local authority to live abroad (paragraph 19(1) of Schedule 2 Children Act 1989) – England£263£270
    2.1xExtension of supervision order (paragraph 6 of Schedule 3 Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1yExtension or discharge of education supervision order (paragraph 15(2) or 17(1) of Schedule 3 Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1zAppeals concerning foster parents (paragraph 8(1) of Sch 8 Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.1iaSecure accommodation order (s119 Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014)£263£270
    2.1waApproval of court for child in care of local authority to live abroad (s124(1) Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014)£263£270
    2.2Application for proceedings (s31 of the Children Act 1989£2,515£2,580
    2.3Appeal relating to Children Act 1989 fees 2.1(a) to 2.1(s) (v) to (y) and 2.2£245£251
    2.4Appeal against a contribution order under Children Act 1989£245£251
    2.5Appeal against a contribution order – Wales£245£251
    2.6(a)Cancellation, variation or removal or imposition of condition of registration of child minder or day carer (England) (s72 Children Act 1989)£263£270
    2.6(b)Cancellation of registration of child minder or day carer (s34 of the Children and Families Measure Act (Wales)£263£270
    2.7Commencing child mind or day carer appeal (s34 Children and Families Measure Act (Wales) or s72 Children Act 1989 (England))£245£251
    3.1Application/permission to apply for adoption£207£212
    3.2Application for a placement order (under s22 of the Adoption and Children Act 2022)£556£570
    3.3Application to the High Court£207£212
    4.1Application for warning notice to be attached to a contact order£56£57
    5.1Application (without notice)£60£62
    5.2Application for decree nisi, conditional order, separation order (no fee if undefended)£61£63
    5.3Application (on notice) (unless otherwise listed)£190£195
    5.4Application for a financial order£313£321
    6.1Filing an appeal notice from a district judge, one or more lay justices, a justices’ clerk or an assistant to a justices’ clerk£142£146
    7.1Search of central index of decrees absolute/final orders£65£89
    7.3Search of index of decrees absolute/final orders£45£61
    8.1aCopy of a document (10 pages or less)£11£14
    8.2Copy of a document in electronic form (for each copy)£11£14
    9.1Where the party filing the request is legally aided£94£74
    9.2dDetermination of costs, where costs claimed: Exceeds £100,000 but does not exceed £150,000£1,365£1,400
    9.4Appeal (detailed assessment proceedings) – family£238£244
    9.5Request/application to set aside a default costs certificate£125£128
    10.2Application for a maintenance order to be registered under the Maintenance Orders Act 1950 or 1958 Act£57£58
    11.1Application for an order for financial provision£245£251
    12.1Application to question a judgment debtor or other person£61£63
    12.2Application for a third-party debt order/appointment of a receiver£88£90
    12.3Application for a charging order£43£44
    12.4Application for a judgment summons£83£85
    12.5Application for an attachment of earnings order – Family£38£39
    13.1Application for enforcement of a judgment or order£114£117
    13.3Issue for a warrant of possession or a warrant of delivery£135£139
    14.1Sealing a writ of execution/possession/delivery£68£70
    14.2On a request or application to register a judgment or order; or for permission to enforce an arbitration award; or for a certified copy of a judgment or order for use abroad.£68£70
    17.1Taking an affidavit/affirmation/attestation upon honour£12£13
    17.2For each exhibit referred to and required to be marked£2£3

    Magistrate Court Fees Order 2008

    SI Ref IDDescriptionCurrentNew
    1.1Application for Justice of the Peace to perform function not on court premises£29£30
    2.1Application to state a case for the opinion of the High Court£156£160
    2.2Appeal (deduction from earnings order)£22£23
    2.3Appeal – proceedings under Schedule 5 Licensing Act 2003£70£72
    2.4Appeal (no other fee specified)£70£72
    3.4Request for certificate/certified document (no other fee specified)£23£24
    5.1aCopy of a document (10 pages or less)£11£14
    5.2Copy of a document in electronic form (for each copy)£11£14
    6.1Request for licence/consent/authority (no other fee specified)£31£32
    6.2Application for renewal/variation of an existing licence£31£32
    6.3Application for the revocation of licence (no other fee specified)£31£32
    7.1On taking attestation of a constable or special constable£12£13
    7.2For every oath where no other fee is specified£31£32
    8.1Commencing proceedings where no other fee is specified£284£292
    8.2aApplication for leave/permission to commence proceedings (no other fee specified)£142£146
    8.2bProceedings where leave/permission has been granted£142£146
    8.3Contested hearing£644£661
    9.1Application for a warrant of entry£22£27
    9.2Application for any other warrant (no other fee specified)£92£94
    10.1Application for a warrant of commitment£212£215
    10.2Application for a warrant of commitment (Child Support Act 1991)£46£47

    Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) Fees Order 2009

    SI RefDescriptionCurrentNew
    1Permission to appeal under rule 21£250£257
    2Lodging a notice of reference under rule 28/ an appeal under rule 24£313£321
    3Absent owner application under Sch 2 Compulsory Purchase Act 1965£624£640
    4Applications to discharge/ modify a restrictive covenant£999£1,025
    5aRights of light application rule 41 to s2 (d) Right of Light Act 1959- Definitive certificate£775£795
    5bRights of light application rule 41 to s2 (d) Right of Light Act1959- Temporary & Definitive certificate£761£781
    6Interlocutory or consent order application£125£128
    7Interlocutory or consent order rule 50£165£162
    11aHearing to determine entitlement to a restrictive covenant under s84(3A) Law of Property Act 1925£624£640
    11bOrder without hearing(rule 46) – s84 (e) Land of Property Act 1925(e) discharge /modify restrictive covenant£166£161
    11cSubstantive hearing of original Application to discharge /modify restrictive covenant£1,249£1,281
    11dEngrossing Mins of Order -s84 (e) Land of Property Act 1925 discharge /modify restrictive covenant£41£40
    12Hearing or preliminary hearing of reference /appeal (no amount awarded)£624£640

    First-tier Tribunal (Gambling) Fees Order 2010

    SI RefDescriptionCurrentNew
    1.1On filing an appeal under section 141 of the Gambling Act 2005 in relation to sections 65(2)(a) to (j) of the Act£4,521£4,639
    1.11Appeal under s141 of the Gambling Act 2005 – personal management office licence s127 of the Act£1,816£1,863
    1.12Appeal under s141 of the Gambling Act 2005 – personal operational function licence s127 of the Act£908£932
    2Appeal under s337(1) of the Gambling Act 2005 – order to void a bet s336(1) of the Act£4,521£4,639

    Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) (JR) (E&W) Fees Order 2011

    SI RefDescriptionCurrentNew
    1.1Application to request a reconsideration at a hearing of permission to apply for Judicial Review£174£179
    1.1aProceed with JR – permission granted at oral hearing£438£449
    1.2(a)Permission for JR -where order permitting to proceed given and 1.1(a) has already been paid£436£448
    1.2(b)Permission for JR -where order permitting to proceed given£874£897
    1.3Permission for JR – where permission given to proceed with JR£174£179
    2.1General Application – On notice (where no other fee is specified)£290£298
    2.2General Application – By consent or without notice (where no other fee is specified)£114£117
    2.3Application for a summons or order for a witness to attend the Tribunal.£57£58
    3.1aCopy Documents – ten pages or less£10£14
    3.2Copy Document / Electronic copy – each copy.£10£14

    Non- Contentious Probate Fees Order 2004

    SI RefDescriptionCurrentNew
    3.1Duplicate/second grant for same deceased person£21£22
    4Applications for the entry or extension of a caveat£3£4
    5Application for a standing search£3£4
    6Deposit of wills£23£24
    7Inspection of will/other document retained by the registry£23£24

    Court of Protection Fees Order 2007

    SI RefDescriptionCurrentNew
    4Application to start proceedings or application for permission to start proceedings£421£432
    5Filling an appeal£265£272
    6Hearing fees£259£266
    7.1Copy of a document fee£5£8

    The Enrolment of Deeds (Fees) Regulations 1994

    SI RefDescriptionCurrentNew
    2Copy of change of name deed£0.25£0.50
    3Searches by staff on behalf of the applicant£5£11

    First Tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) Fees Order 2011

    SI RefDescriptionCurrentNew
    3(3)(a)Appeal determined without a hearing£80£82
    3(3)(b)Appeal determined with a hearing£140£144

    Increases to fees for existing fee-bearing case types in the Property Chamber

    ApplicationApplication feeHearing fee
    Park and mobile homes  
    Form PH1 – For a written statement as to the terms of agreement£114£227
    Form PH2 – For an implied terms order, express terms order or an unenforceable express term order£114£227
    Form PH3 – Determination of any question arising under the Mobile Homes Act 1983£114£227
    Form PH8 – To secure that a temporarily re-sited home is returned to the original pitch£114£227
    Form PH9 or PH10 – Determination of a pitch fee£23£0
    Form PH14 or 15 – Applications relating to site rules£114£227
    Form PH21 – Revocation of a mobile home site licence where the manager is not a fit and proper person£114£227
    All other applications£200£300
    Right to buy appeals  
    Appeal of decision on Right to Buy application due to property being suitable for elderly people£114£227
    Housing Act 2004 and Housing and Planning Act 2016  
    Applications brought by local authorities relating to demolition orders, Empty Dwelling Management Orders, Interim and Final Management Orders, and banning orders£114£227
    All other applications£200£300
    Leasehold management (apart from Ground Rents)  
    Application to challenge a leasehold management charge£114£227
    Applications in relation to determination of liability for administrative charges£114£227
    Applications to appeal a choice of insurer£114£227
    Application to appoint a manager for a property£114£227
    Application to limit or recover payment of landlord’s legal costs for a tribunal claim£114£227
    Application in relation to liability for service charge£114£227
    Application to vary a lease£114£227
    All other leasehold management applications£200£300
    Leasehold enfranchisement  
    Applications relating to leasehold enfranchisement£114£227
    Tenants’ Association applications  
    Applications relating to tenants’ associations£114£227
    Electrical Safety Standards  
    All applications£200£300
    Right of entry for the Valuation Office Agency  
    All applications£114£227