On 27 March, the Government published an Anti-Social Behaviour Action Plan, setting out its new approach to tackling the blight of anti-social behaviour disrupting communities across England and Wales.
Insights: Social housing governance and funding
Smile, you’re on camera! When can video doorbells be used as evidence in legal proceedings?
I'm sure we've all seen the clips on social media of delivery drivers putting parcels in bins recorded on home CCTV systems such as "Ring Doorbells".
Video: Housing Management Law School – Spring term
We recently held our Housing Management Law School Spring term.
Social Housing Speed Read: Mandatory qualifications to be introduced for social housing managers
As per the latest government action to drive up standards and improve the lives of social housing residents, Housing Secretary Michael Gove, announced on 26 February 2023 that mandatory qualifications are to be introduced for social housing managers across the English social housing sector.
Social Housing Speed Read: A leasehold case makes it to the Supreme Court
It is rare that we see Leasehold matters getting to the Supreme Court therefore the guidance handed down on the interpretation of Section 27A of the Landlord and Tenant Act (LTA) 1985 in this case is extremely important and something which leasehold practitioners ought to be aware of.
Social Housing – A critical situation surrounding dampness and disrepair
Following the Covid-19 pandemic and cost of living crisis the social housing sector is at a critical point.
