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Ahead of the 2024 General Election, the Labour manifesto included a pledge to review the Right to Buy (RTB) discounts introduced in 2012...

It has long been established that when a tenant is not occupying their home but has an intention to return, they may retain their...

The announcement by Homes England of a section 106 clearing house is unlikely to make the step change in the way intended.    It is...

Last night I attended the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Healthy Homes and Buildings roundtable debate discussing why building...

It was great to host The Law Commission earlier today for their consultation event aimed at the social housing litigation aspects of the...

This BBC article explains how a large proportion of adults with severe learning disabilities in Wales live with their families, meaning...

At last, the long-awaited Renters Rights Bill abolishing assured shorthold tenancies and the s21 notice ‘no-fault eviction’ process, has...

The actions (or inaction) of social housing providers are increasingly being scrutinised throughout the inquest process in relation to...

With the welcome news that the overall Social Housing Pension Scheme deficit has fallen from £1.5 billion to £690 million, employers...

On 17 July 2024, the Regulator of Social Housing issued its Annual Consumer Regulation Review for 2023-2024. This relates to the last...

News is slowly coming out about what the Renters Rights Bill might contain.   The Housing Minister's comments appeared in the Telegraph...

This excellent article in The i brings to light an issue which has been long brewing; current law section 106 agreements oblige...