It is probably necessary to move on after Coastal, but if you will forgive me one last pop at a reflection on it, this is it (after which I will try […]
There is lots of interesting stuff going on at the moment, and it is, of course, an important political moment. This post is a bit of a smorgasbord of relevant […]
In last week's post on what I have called Coastal 2 (inaccurately, perhaps, as Coastal has since changed its name to Beacon Cymru Group Ltd), I set out the headline […]
This blog is about what I have dubbed "Coastal 2". To recap: in Coastal 1, the High Court found that those RSLs which had failed to provide electrical condition reports […]
In his newsletter this week, Will Hayward has made a point of noting that three areas in Wales have the fastest rising rents in GB over the last 12 months […]
This is going to be very much an assortment of different things which have been happening in the background (partly because I have just completed the Legal Action owner-occupier update […]
Although strictly non-partisan, I have been trawling the parties' housing policies and statements. In this post, I want to draw attention to a couple of documents published by Plaid Cymru's […]
The first post on this blog concerned the blockbuster judgment in Coastal Housing Group v Mitchell. In short, it will be remembered that contract-holders who were not served with electrical condition reports […]
I suspect that there is not much a lawyer could find that interesting about individual subsidy, but this week the coalescence of housing law and policy is the focus of […]
The Senedd's Local Government and Housing Committee report on the private rented sector (about which I blogged on 6th December) was debated in plenary session. It provides an interesting moment […]