This past week or so has been one in which devolution of housing has cropped up, raising some odd little things. Three odd little things, actually: leasehold reform; Awaab's law; […]
It's about time that we looked at the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales (PSOW) - not so much a "deep dive" as a register of interest at this stage (to […]
Three tidbits of interesting news/gossip: First, a bit of gossip. I now have it from two different sources that the Court of Appeal has granted permission to appeal in Coastal […]
At some point in February, Rent Smart Wales put out their most recent newsletter. For those of you not in the know, Rent Smart Wales is the organisation, run out […]
If you are not a reader of the Municipal Dreams substack (why not?), which covers histories of the development of council housing, then you are missing out. It is absolutely […]
Housing First is an intervention which seeks to resolve homelessness (particularly street homelessness and rough sleeping) through the provision of housing (without any precondition), and then inputting relevant services for […]
The lovely county of Gwynedd has been in the news for reasons other than its beauty. It made the BBC, Guardian (Rowan Moore column), Mail (for policy reasons, I don't […]
Apologies but I've had the dreaded lurgy this week and have just about managed to do my teaching but not write a post. I plan a post about a Housing […]
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 […]