It is not up to you to tell Bloor what they should be sending you when you make a SAR.
All companies are supposed to know the law and the Data Protection Act 1998 and what to do and include when an individual makes a Subject Access Request.
All I can surmise is that Bloor Homes does not have a member of staff that knows what they should be doing.
Quite frankly, if you do not receive all the information you should before the 40 day deadline you should and must make an official complaint to the ICO. I would suggest you e mail that director for the North West as soon as you read this, and tell him this is what you will be doing! You could point out that non-compliance of the DPA is a very serious matter and could have serious ramifications for their business.
Perhaps you should also copy this e mail to John Bloor at the head office
john.bloor@bloorhomes.com or
hq@bloorhomes.com Time is running out to complete this very important government consultation which could, if you follow the
guidance in this article, lead to and force the government to set up an independent New Homes Ombudsman.
This would benefit all new homebuyers as it would force all housebuilders to look inwards at what they do and what they don't do, in the full and certain knowledge that the balance of power has swung to the new homebuyer.
There are only 13 days left to complete the and the government is seeking the views of new homebuyers.
Please take just five minutes of your time to help change UK housebuilding for good.
Government Consultation Consumer Redress in Housing ends 16 April 2018!