11 March, 2022
9 March, 2022
New statutory instrument
9 March, 2022
Highlighting that a quarter of London's private renters have fallen behind with rent due to the pandemic, Sadiq Khan calls on ministers to help him 'give people a chance to get back on their feet'
4 March, 2022
New statutory instrument
3 March, 2022
Ambitious plan to grow and improve service will have casework and investigations at its heart, says Ombudsman
2 March, 2022
2 March, 2022
2 March, 2022
Investigation formed part of nine individual complaints the Ombudsman considered as part of a special report concerning Lambeth Borough Council
1 March, 2022
In order to allow time for this to happen, Minister says commencement of repeal of 1824 Act will be delayed for up to 18 months
24 February, 2022
However, Homeless Link CEO warns that cost of living crisis, rising private sector evictions and return to streets of some of those housed during the pandemic mean that 'a tough year lies ahead'
24 February, 2022 Open access
New report concludes that, if evidence was needed, investigations into tragic individual cases over the pandemic period prove that managing complaints should now be considered a frontline service
23 February, 2022
Publication follows announcement earlier this month of package of support for households in recognition of rising energy costs
23 February, 2022 Open access
New statutory instrument
22 February, 2022
Welcoming the move, Crisis says the government's tabled amendment to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, will 'ensure the criminalisation of destitution is over'
22 February, 2022
Nearly all councils surveyed fear the end of the eviction ban will lead to increased homelessness while 80 per cent say the recent £20 cut to universal credit will also contribute to rising homelessness
17 February, 2022
New statutory instrument
16 February, 2022
Minister also urges housing associations to 'consider the financial pressures tenants are facing' when considering their rent levels
15 February, 2022
New clauses in Building Safety Bill will ‘enshrine in law’ the Levelling Up Secretary’s commitment last month that no leaseholder living in a medium-rise building 'will ever face any costs for fixing dangerous cladding'
15 February, 2022
London Borough of Haringey’s housing management organisation, Homes for Haringey, ordered to deal with repairs and pay compensation of £600
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