I am particularly grateful to Elly Lock and Bryony Hayes of Community Housing Cymru who kindly answered my call for their reflections on the Masterclasses: Not being a legal […]
A regular, lovely correspondent has reminded me about Shelter Cymru's gig, People and Homes, on 22nd October at the Marriott. The programme looks really interesting and I am told that […]
I’ve been buzzing since last week’s housing law masterclasses, and the goodwill in the room as well as outside it. Thank you for the emails, comments, and follow-ups. As I […]
I just wondered if anybody who came to the Masterclasses last week would like to write a blog entry here on what, if anything, they got out of it. As […]
There was an unplanned fire alarm 20 mins in, train delays/cancellations (which meant that my old mate and friend of this blog, Justin Bates, was going backwards on his train, […]
With apologies for the awful pun, Community Housing Cymru put out a press release this week about their research into the analysis of trends in Wales about NEETs (ie young […]
On Wednesday, I was in Scotland at a Housing Conference (report coming up), and serendipitously bumped in to Wendy Dearden, of the Bevan Foundation (we both tried to access the […]
On Wednesday, I attended the Glasgow Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence conference, Housing Matters: How did we get here and where are we going?. The event was interrogating what devolution […]
Back from the hiatus caused by various bits of leave and my attempt (unsuccessful) at completing a chapter of my book (with Alex Marsh) on welfare chauvinism, this is an […]
We have nearly reached our limit on places for the Welsh Housing Law Masterclasses on 10th - 11th September at the Glamorgan Building of Cardiff University. If you would like […]