Audit Wales have just produced what can only be described as a devastating report (using that title) about the use by local authorities of temporary accommodation to meet homelessness applicant's […]
So far in these posts, I have focused mostly on the homelessness stuff in the Bill. Today's post straddles both parts and deals with clauses 10 and 36. Or, more […]
In this post, I have decided not to publicise or hyperlink to news or media stories but I have become aware of certain aspirational politicians within certain parties who are […]
This second deep dive post into the Bill concerns the duty to "ask and act" in clauses 21-2 of the Bill. These clauses reflect a broader shift in the Bill, […]
This is the first of probably a few deep dives into the Homelessness and Social Housing Allocation Bill's clauses, and it is at the behest of somebody who asked me […]
This research report, authored by Helen Carr, Miranda Keast and myself, has now been published. This blog, in fact, came about in part because a lot of people told us […]
This is a brief addendum to my post on Tuesday about this Bill to draw your attention to two important developments: You may have received an email informing you that […]
This Bill was published yesterday (I'm writing this on Tuesday as off to a conference later), and this is a holding note just to explain what looks like the outstanding […]
Three new housing Bills were announced for this final year of the current administration by Julie James, Counsel General, on 29th April: homelessness; social housing allocation; and building safety. The […]
I have been co-organising a workshop about crises as dysfunctions of government (taking place at Cardiff Law School building), at which there are four papers addressing the housing crisis in […]