9 December, 2021
9 December, 2021
8 December, 2021
Inquiry will address concerns on hearing media reports that neglectful landlords are 'pocketing taxpayer money' while failing to provide the support that their vulnerable tenants need
7 December, 2021
Minister advises consultation will take place next year on plans including revaluation, a review of the council tax reduction scheme, and an evaluation of discounts, disregards, exemptions and premiums
2 December, 2021
Responses to the consultation will help to inform the Private Tenancies Bill as it progresses and any future use of powers to lengthen notice periods contained in the Bill
1 December, 2021
However, statistics body highlights that the true number of deaths may be underestimated as the Everyone In scheme made it more difficult to identify homeless people from its mortality records
1 December, 2021
30 November, 2021
Also announcing a £30 million funding pot over five years, Minister says that homelessness when it occurs should be ‘rare, brief and unrepeated’
30 November, 2021
Anchor Hanover ordered to pay £3,500 compensation to resident for failures in relation to request for transfer after initial report of domestic violence
25 November, 2021
Proposals include remodelling of Housing Possession Court Duty Scheme to become new Housing Loss Prevention Advice Service, providing early legal advice before court as well as existing advice and representation at court
24 November, 2021
Legislation requires local authorities to establish short-term letting scheme by October 2022, with existing hosts and operators to have until 1 April 2023 to apply for a licence
23 November, 2021
Wide-ranging agreement will 'help secure a stable Senedd over the next three years, capable of delivering radical change and reform', says First Minister
19 November, 2021
Views also sought on options for reform across the range of pre-action protocols, including in relation to judicial review
18 November, 2021
Abri Homes ordered to pay tenant £3,000 compensation for expenses, damaged possessions, and the distress and inconvenience he experienced
17 November, 2021
In addition, annual report highlights that two-thirds of the resulting orders involved compensation
17 November, 2021
Committee chair highlights that stories of dilapidated social housing and tales of housing associations failing to respond to residents’ complaints 'call into question the effectiveness of the existing regulatory regime’
12 November, 2021
Crisis says that new figures make clear how damaging it was for the UK government to end the eviction ban without providing sufficient support for renters who had built up arrears
5 November, 2021 Open access
Proedures to follow for the future are 'properly contained in the Rules and Practice Directions or listing policies which are a matter for Designated Civil Judges to decide in the light of local conditions'
4 November, 2021
However, Minister confirms that White Paper previously promised for autumn 2021 will not now be published until 2022
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