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Following on from our previous article on the Social Tenant (Access to Information) Requirements (STAIRs) (available here), the Regulator...

On 4 December 2025, the Government launched a call for evidence regarding housing disrepair claims in England. This initiative seeks...

The final stages of Parliamentary process for the much talked about Renters’ Rights Bill are now scheduled for September. Royal Assent so...

From today (31 January 2025) leaseholders no longer need to have been a qualifying tenant for two years before exercising a right to...

As reported on Nearly Legal, the recent Court of Appeal case of D’Aubigny v Khan & Anor (2025), clarified the Court’s position with...

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

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

It's heartbreaking to watch the growing unrest across the county this weekend.  The police have an unenviable task of seeking to maintain...

In a previous blog post last year, we looked at a possession case issued by Westminster City Council where there had been a joint...

The much anticipated consultation on the new consumer standards is out now. The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) is seeking views on the...

Ending a joint tenancy can sometimes be more complicated than ending a sole tenancy. Case law has confirmed that one joint tenant can...

The Government appear to be in full swing in its drive to increase tenant engagement in social housing, as they promote its Make Things...