I'm afraid that I am, and have been for the last 30 years (since I came across it), a shared ownership sceptic. With my colleagues, I have written fairly extensively […]
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 […]
I blogged about the Senedd’s Local Government and Housing Committee report on the private rented sector (“PRS”) late last year. One of the recommendations in that report was that The Welsh […]
Approaches to policy-making can be driven from a range of different directions. We can see that from the Trump administration and the UK response to the issues raised by Reform's […]
Although I'm mildly sceptical about community led housing, there is a really interesting blog post by Claire White on the Cwmpas blog that is well worth reading about trying to […]
If you are involved in civil litigation, there is no better updating blog than Gordon Exall's Civil Litigation Brief (imho), and that blog alerted me to the fact that the […]
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 […]
Forgive the extra break in the blog from last week (on vacation). The big news is that the hearing dates in what this blog has called Coastal 2 (the fallout […]