that's when we were casting around for alternatives and up pops toyota why would toyota come to darbyshire they wanted to be within the e.u. boundary because of quite a lot of exclusions for cas coming in from outside they wanted to be in an area where nobody had ever made a car before because of the record of strikes in the car industry in britain they wanted two hundred fifty acres a clean flat land with all services laid on and we had a an old airfield while the members were darvish realize home porton the single market would be total do you know the problem alex is trying to get somebody like toyota before a vote stanley i'm saying this matters for us. they didn't and the same is true for before the referendum on bill or the reference before the referendum business kept its head down. partly i think because the bill sammon told them was going to be all right because the poll said it was going to be all right i mean really for draws and so they had on hand it was going to skill that never trusted and never trust a politician even when they're in government nobody can ever predict the fu

jo darbyshire is one of those who got in touch with us. i bought my house in december, 2010. gone up from the £5,000 we were verbally told by the salesperson to almost ten times that. such a familiar story from jo that's affected a lot of new too. —— a lot of you too. today the law commission, which advises the government on legal issues, is proposing changes to make it easier and cheaper for people likejo to get her hands on the freehold. so will it make a difference? beth rudolf is director at the conveyancing association and joins me now. how common is what we heard from jo? sadly it's becoming more common. we are seeing that whereas there's about 25% of houses registered as leasehold... sorry, not houses, but all properties, actually the number being transacted is increasing and this is because more and more developers have been creating leaseholds. as you said, that makes senseif leaseholds. as you said, that makes sense if you have a flat and a shared amenity, but we're hearing there's more and more leasehold houses. is this because the developers said this is a great w