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18 July, 2022

18 July, 2022

15 July, 2022

15 July, 2022

Leasehold Reform (Disclosure and Insurance Commissions) Bill receives first reading in House of Lords

Bill includes provision for landlords to be prevented from recovering service charges where they have failed to comply with disclosure obligations, and to require them to disclose insurance policy commissions

14 July, 2022

More than 1,000 Ukrainian households found to be owed statutory homelessness duty in England

New DLUHC figures for period from 24 February to 1 July 2022 also show that 75 per cent of households owed a duty included dependent children

14 July, 2022

‘Shocking’ that DWP unable to provide data on number of exempt accommodation claimants or providers, says Select Committee Chair

Letter to Minister insists that Department provides the data it has, despite concerns about accuracy, and requests more detailed information on steps being taken to improve data collection

14 July, 2022

Leasehold Reform (Reasonableness of Service Charges) Bill receives first reading in House of Lords

New legislation includes provision to reduce service charges where they do not reflect the landlord’s actual costs of providing goods and services

14 July, 2022

New regulations issued making miscellaneous provision in relation to the implementation of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016

New statutory instruments laid, including in connection with conversion of certain existing tenancies to 'occupation contracts', ahead of new housing regime commencing in Wales from December 2022

12 July, 2022

Welsh Government launches consultation on reforms to council tax including revaluation of all properties in Wales

Views sought on first phase of plan for system which 'rebalances the tax burden on households, funds services that benefit everyone, and has regular updates to keep the tax fair'

7 July, 2022

Outgoing Prime Minister appoints new Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities

Appointment of Greg Clark, former Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, follows last night's sacking of Michael Gove

7 July, 2022

English Housing Survey data highlights that more than 3.5 million homes failed to meet the Decent Homes Standard in 2020/2021

Findings from new analysis also show that more than 2 million of these failing homes had at least one ‘Category 1’ safety hazard posing a risk of death or serious injury

6 July, 2022

6 July, 2022

Housing Ombudsman makes two findings of severe maladministration concerning landlord’s failings in dealing with resident’s report of roof leak

Shepherds Bush Housing Association ordered to pay compensation of £775 in addition to the £1,208 previously offered and carry out remedial works to property to put right water damage caused by leak

4 July, 2022

Government announces package of measures to drive unscrupulous landlords out of the supported housing sector

Reforms will include a new £20 million Supported Housing Improvement Programme, minimum standards for support, and changes to housing benefit regulations

1 July, 2022

Government launches consultation on reforms to funding arrangements for the Homelessness Prevention Grant in England for 2023/2024 onwards

Views sought on proposals including updating the funding formula so that it reflects current pressures on temporary accommodation

1 July, 2022

30 June, 2022

30 June, 2022 Open access