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The Government has announced the launch of the £76 million Community Organisations Cost of Living Fund available to charities and...
Hand-arm Vibration Syndrome – Have you considered your obligations?
Hand-arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) is a serious but preventable disabling condition. Nearly two million people are at risk of developing...
Wildfires in Corfu: A climate call to action for your organisation
We’ve all seen the latest news regarding the wildfires in Corfu, serving as a reality check for much of the world’s press and public. In...
Payment in lieu of holidays – EAT tells employers not to short-change workers
We all know holiday pay is not straight forward, the case of Conner v Chief Constable of the South Yorkshire Police has highlighted a...
Regulatory round-up: Care and housing prosecutions update 2023
We have just published our most recent prosecutions update which comments on some of the regulatory trends we have been seeing over the...
Consultation on the consumer standards is out...
The much anticipated consultation on the new consumer standards is out now. The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) is seeking views on the...
Local Government Pension Scheme 2022 valuation outcome – decoding the numbers
With the three-yearly funding valuation of the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) now complete, the headline is that many of the 86...
Quickie' divorces and will writing to be investigated
Never has the adage 'you get what you pay for' rung more true. How anyone can believe that a divorce can be quick is beyond me. The...
Increase in rejected LPA applications
New data published has shown that nearly 130,000 lasting power of attorney (LPA) applications have been rejected by the Office of the...
NAO report highlights need for more effective competition in procurement
Today, the National Audit Office has released a report which examines whether the Government has mechanisms in place to understand and...
CQC focus on workforce wellbeing
The CQC recently sought responses from providers and professionals working in the health and social care sector on what workforce...
Hope for Alzheimer's sufferers
A new drug has been trialled for the treatment of Alzheimer's. It is hoped that the drug can slow the progress of the disease that...
South Asian Heritage Month
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Every year from 18 July to 17 August we celebrate South Asian Heritage Month, ending on the...
The CICA claims process - 'more must be done'
A recent survey carried out by Survivors Against Terror revealed worrying issues survivors of terrorist attacks have encountered during...
Call to review guidelines to improve care of newborn babies
One of the key newborn baby checks, devised in the 1950s, focuses on the baby's skin colour to assess the baby's condition immediately...
RSH seeking out small RPs to take part in TSM pilot
As we move ever increasingly close to the new consumer standards and Social Housing Regulation Act (still a Bill at the time of writing...
The importance of a professionally drafted will
You may have seen the recent news article about Aretha Franklin's estate and the problems caused by various testamentary documents being...
Cheque in the mail – expensive consequences of poor management of whistleblowing
Rather than receiving your post from Royal Mail, imagine receiving in excess of £2 million in compensation from them instead! This is...
The danger of home made wills...
Provided that a will meets the formal requirements of validity (i.e. that it is in writing, signed by the person making it (the testator)...
A focus on supported housing
Over the past couple of weeks, there have been various publications regarding supported housing, that I thought would be helpful to...
‘If not you, then who?’ The role of the HR function in ESG performance
I wrote a blog published in Social Housing Magazine on Fridaythat includes some reflections arising from an interview that I did during an
New intestacy law provisions highlight the need to make a will
If somebody dies intestate (without a will) leaving both a spouse or civil partner and children, the spouse or civil partner is entitled...
Thinking about early onset dementia
Many people will have been moved hearing TV presenter Fiona Phillips talking about caring for her parents who both had dementia. Now...
Home Office taking action to 'root out' predatory officers?
Police sexual misconduct has been under the spotlight like never before following the high-profile cases of Sarah Everard and the...
Using powers and policies to make municipal enterprise a success
This may be obvious, but councils have been active in entrepreneurial activity within their functions for a very long time. I get...
Vegan care worker loses tribunal claim for failing to show genuine belief
A former care worker has lost her employment tribunal claim under the Equality Act 2010 after refusing the Covid-19 vaccination, she...
Reflections from Housing 2023: Balance
I spent last week at Housing 2023 attending the Women in Housing and Housing Heroes awards through to the closing address from the CIH...
A new funeral option after 120 years
For the first time in over 120 years there will soon be a new choice of funeral wishes and how a body can be disposed of.
For those...
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