Following the widely publicised news regarding school closures due to crumbling concrete, it is vital for the Social Housing industry to get ahead of the concrete 'crisis' by tackling the issue quickly and efficiently.
Smart assistants, chatbots, voice and facial recognition - the rapid advancement and ever-expanding capafall hbility of artificial intelligence (AI) has never been more apparent or widely discussed.
The Renters (Reform) Bill, currently at its second reading in Parliament, will be one of the biggest reforms of the English rental market we have seen in recent years.
If you are a landlord with an empty high street property then watch out as the local authorities may have an eye on your property!
This month landlord Aster Group ("Aster") felt the wrath of the Housing Ombudsman when they were ordered to pay a resident £5,700 in compensation.
A new report has been published by the Tenancy Fraud Forum (TFF) in partnership with the Fraud Advisory Panel: 'Lost homes, lost hope: Social housing fraud in England – recovering social homes for those in need'.
A recent High Court decision has confirmed that whether or not the use of a right of way is excessive will depend on the individual circumstances, and that unrestricted rights of way can in fact be limited.
A year ago our speed read articles summarised proposed housing reform legislation, one of which was the Renters (Reform) Bill.
