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The recent County Court case of Southern Housing v James Emmanuel considered the issue of forced entry terms in access injunctions. ...

Whilst I am sure I am not alone in thinking ‘how on earth is it November already?’ November arrives in style with a celebration of...

As the winter nights draw in and with Halloween just in the rear-view mirror, everyone is thinking ghosts, ghouls and the world beyond....

Introduction In the world of social housing, charging/funding exercises are often seen as transactional necessities - a means to secure...

The Awaab’s Law regulations (phase one covering all emergency hazards and damp and mould) came into force on Monday 27 October 2025.  ...

The Renters' Rights Bill became the Renters' Rights Act 2025 on Monday 27 October 2025, when it was given Royal Assent. No dates have...

For parents, one of the most significant and sensitive decisions when preparing a will is the appointment of guardians for their...

Two more consultations complete the set that the Government published on 23 October (see our blog on the other two consultations on trade...

Half term approaches and the Government has given us some reading material as we hunker down to the dark nights of autumn/winter 2025. ...

Adult social care providers registered with the CQC can now access government funding to support delivery of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory...

In today’s housing landscape, the pressure to balance financial sustainability with the urgent need to retrofit and build new homes is...

The County Court judgment in Cassell & Cassell v Sidhu & Sidhu (October 2025) revisits the long-standing issue of Gas Safety Certificates...