Labour’s election policy would require village operators to return capital sums to residents within three months of their exit from a village.
Ryman Healthcare’s Patrick Hogan village in Cambridge.
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Dual-listed retirement village operator Ryman Healthcare says the Labour Party’s election policy to reform the sector would place added costs on operators that would ultimately be paid for by residents.
Typically, residents purchase the right to occupy a unit within a retirement village. When
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