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Without a new “winter truce” on repossessions by bailiffs, the government will oversee 83 evictions every working day over Christmas and the months ahead, Generation Rent estimates.
The review into the Decent Homes Standard is “an opportunity” for government ministers to make a real difference.
The Regulator of Social Housing has released the Tenant Satisfaction Measures Standard consultation, with 22 proposed measures being a mix of tenant perception surveys and areas measured directly by landlords.
The Regulator of Social Housing has issued its latest regulatory judgements, handing out 19 retentions to housing providers.
Average rent debts still owed by renters as a result of the pandemic have increased by 41% since May, according to new research.
But for all the wrong reasons. Over the past few months, ITV’s Daniel Hewitt has presented a series of hard-to-watch films about appalling housing conditions in social housing properties.
The Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (LUHC) Committee has launched an inquiry into exempt accommodation.
As part of the Energy Entrepreneurs Fund, the government has outlined £524,626 to develop Think.Air, a low energy, residential ventilation system, that will use AI to improve the performance and functionality of home heating control systems.
We all know that more and more data is being collected by companies. The need to collect increasing amounts of data and, of course, store it, risks creating data swamps. The word swamp came about as a way of describing the out of control, somewhat messy version of what was intended to be a data lake. I generally use the term for any scenario where the overall data repositories are messy, somewhat disorganised.
Sadiq Khan has warned that if no agreement is reached with government around Transport for London, “thousands of much-needed new homes may not be built.”
I often wonder whether it would be possible to put a cost on the amount of time and effort that goes into social housing landlords demonstrating how different they are from one another.
Not too long ago I attended and spoke at a small seminar in gas compliance and was staggered at some of the safety issues that exist in general, but also in relation to the social housing sector specifically and the challenges imposed on landlords.
