Disclaimer and right of reply
How BRACE checks and labels what it publishes, how to ask for a correction, and how anyone named can reply.
Last updated: 28 October 2026.
How we publish
- BRACE publishes about its work, housing schemes and institutions from records it holds, and shows how far each statement is established: documented, verified from an authoritative source, reported but unverified, or disputed.
- A report or a complaint is shown as what it is: never as a finding, and never as proof that a scheme is approved or illegal.
- Financial figures that have not been independently audited are labelled as unaudited.
- The articles from BRACE's former website are kept exactly as first published, with their dates; later corrections appear as editor's notes.
Not advice
Nothing on this website is legal, financial or investment advice. Before you act, for example on a property decision, check the current position with the authority concerned and take professional advice.
Corrections
If something BRACE has published is wrong, tell us through the Contact page, with the page and what is wrong. BRACE checks every request. A correction is published as a correction: the earlier version stays on record, marked as corrected, so that changes are open.
Right of reply
Any person, developer, institution or authority named in what BRACE publishes may send a reply or a correction through the Contact page. BRACE will consider it promptly and, where it is relevant, publish it or note it alongside the item concerned.
Links to other websites
Links to other websites are for convenience. BRACE is not responsible for their content.