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Whether you believe in global warming as the next great threat to the World, or will argue that weather is cyclical and there is nothing…
Whether you believe in global warming as the next great threat to the World, or will argue that weather is cyclical and there is nothing…
Probably few of you will have time to watch Judge Rinder now he has taken over the slot left vacant since Jeremy Kyle’s fall from…
It is 25 years since I graduated as a housing professional. I had spent a year in a local authority housing office and seen how…
It never ceases to amaze me that in 2019, with the training available from landlord associations and accreditation schemes, to say nothing of the information…
Since the Closure of Premises (Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014) was enacted on 20th October 2014, Police Inspectors or Local Authorities have been…
Ignorance should not be an excuse for tenants, but often will be claimed. A recent snippet in ‘Inside Housing’ caught my attention. The headline was…
As a young woman I was very interested in politics. I looked for a better society for all, convinced that this was achievable by politicians,…
That is the question I am often asked. Over the years, I have had many a landlord approach me about the tricky issue of ‘notice’….
Since October 2018, a new space standard with room size specifications was introduced, to provide more spacious, healthier sleeping environments. A person (child over the…
It seems that the first new housing legislation of the year will soon be upon us, with the implementation of the Homes (Fitness for Human…
The consultation as to whether a Housing Court would be helpful to landlords, or tenants, or both is still ongoing, but statistics provided by the…
I find material for my items on housing law and the private rental sector from the most unusual places; inspiration is often provided by television…
It is about 3 years since the then Prime Minister, David Cameron, blasted Housing Associations for inefficiency; he was supported in this by George Osborne,…
The long, hot summer days continue and whilst many tenants may decide to ‘staycation’ because of the heat, there are a few things landlords and…
The topic of longer tenancies has again reared its’ (to many buy to let investors) ugly head. The new Housing Minister, James Brokenshire, seems to…