Rent cap consultation opens
Following lots of speculation, the Government has today launched a consultation on a proposed temporary rent cap on social housing rents...
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Tough choices ahead
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GCSE results and how employers can help
I was concerned to see the headlines this morning about the huge inequality in GCSE results this year. Not only have the results shown...
'Party as protest' and reflection at Manchester Pride
I should start by owning up that I haven't been to a pride festival myself... yet. I'm really looking forward to going but in the...
Vaccinations and religious beliefs – useful comments from employment judge
The eagle-eyed of you might have spotted a recent news story; straplines such as 'sacked care worker’s vaccine beliefs were religious'...
Changes to building safety guidance
Whilst the Building Safety Act 2022 has become law, the exact details of the regime that will be implemented under it are still very much...
LGPS: A break in the (Mc)Clouds, but the sun hasn’t come out yet
After yet another blazing hot week, I let out a small cheer when I saw that clouds and rain (and cooler temperatures) have been forecast.
Consulting on building safety
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has commenced two consultations regarding key aspects of the regimes set out...
Celebrating women in housing…and it doesn’t stop there!
Anthony Collins Solicitors were proud to sponsor the Women of the Future Awards at the recent Women in Housing Awards 2022 (part of the...
Building the baseline: Socio-economic diversity at senior levels
Earlier in the year, I was delighted to have the opportunity to contribute to research carried out by the City of London Corporation's...
How does an organisation's culture harm patients?
My colleague, Lorna Kenyon-Pain, in our regulatory team recently commented on the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) inspection report...
The Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund - Wave 2.1 isn't live, but it might as well be
Coming back from a fortnight's holiday I noticed that the Government took the opportunity to update its pages on the Social Housing...
What is your WHY? Can employers disassociate actions from gender-critical beliefs?
If the pen is mightier than the sword...does that apply to words too?
The words we use matter; they set a culture, be that for good or ill.
In a recent tribunal case, an insurance firm learnt this the...
Safety on construction sites: civil engineering firm prosecuted following the tragic death of a seven-year-old child
Following an investigation by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Howard Civil Engineering Ltd admitted to failing to take necessary...
CQC investigates bullying culture at South East Coast Ambulance Service
The Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) recent inspection report concerning the South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAS), provides a...
Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in social housing: New guidance
Further to our previous blogs on the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (Amendment) Regulations 2022, the Government has now issued guidance...
Local authority MATs - collaboration or competition?
The deadline has just passed for local authorities (LAs) to have registered their interest in establishing a multi-academy trust (MAT) as...
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