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After a slightly surprising amount of back and forth between the Commons and Lords, the Data (Use and Access) Bill (DUAB) is finally set...

Miss Kaur v Birmingham City Council This claim concerned a preliminary issue as to whether Miss Kaur (the claimant) occupied a property...

In the recent County Court Appeal case of Jeffrey v Teevan (2025), the court showcased the importance of compliance with service...

The Court of Appeal in Connexus Homes Limited v Weaver and Anr [2025], decided an appeal from an access injunction, contempt of court...

We knew ahead of time to expect what the Government are calling the biggest boost to investment in social and affordable homes in a...

The Government has today announced that 25 ‘trailblazer neighbourhoods’ will receive up to £20 million over the next decade.  This is hot...

Today's Spending Review announcements in respect of the rent settlement are going to be significantly welcomed by the sector. They...

Last week, the Shared Ownership Council (a body comprising RPs, housebuilders and lenders) published the Shared Ownership Code (the...

While the recent focus on tenant safety is both welcome and necessary, housing providers must not lose sight of their ongoing...

The Government has been busy furthering its agenda relating to planning reform with a raft of announcements last week published in a...

Whilst we are watching what happens with the pipeline of new infrastructure Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) – see our colleague Jon...

There's a tremendous amount happening in the sector, and you may have missed the Government's Planning Reform Working Paper, which was...