In this post, I want to return to something which has troubled me, and continues to trouble me. Rightly, I think, in Wales, we consider ourselves to be progressive in […]
A short note to highlight a really important paper about civil legal advice deserts in Wales by Claire Thomas in the Senedd research team. It is a corruscating indictment of […]
In principle, targets are not a bad thing. They offer a measurable way of judging performance. They can be missed, of course; but, in principle, targets should be achievable and […]
A short post to say that, having thought about this quite a bit since I posted on housing justice, I am planning to delve a little deeper in to homelessness […]
This blog has been going for just over a year now, the first post being on 12th November. If you have any comments, please do email me. If you have […]
I've recently been teaching homelessness law to our undergraduate students (well, I get two lectures and one seminar on it to around 45 students). I cover intentional homelessness and, in […]
I have been thinking a lot recently (never a good sign) about how brilliant the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act ("WBFG") is, and what it means for us. This is […]
This is a short post just to reflect on the fact that there will be a changing of the housing guard in the coming months. They can speak for themselves […]
I should have mentioned that the new edition of the Welsh Housing Quarterly was published, with a special feature on the building safety Bill, at the end of October. I […]