Friday, 25 May 2012

Residents special

Featuring a look at why some councils are letting working applicants jump up the housing waiting list

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Articles

  • Getting stuck in

    02/12/2011

    The Localism Act successfully completed its passage through parliament last month, putting residents at the heart of local decision making. So how will it affect the way landlords do business? Rhiannon Bury attends a round table of experts to find out

  • Housing leapfrog

    02/12/2011

    Controversial new allocations policies which prioritise applicants in work are gaining momentum among councils. Emily Rogers kicks off our residents special issue with a look at why working tenants are being allowed to jump up the housing waiting list.

  • North special

    21 February 2012

    Our special issue looks at two of the key figures shaping housing policy in the north of England, and some of the challenges facing the region.

  • Refurbishment and retrofit special

    18/11/2011

    Our refurbishment and retrofit special opens with what landlords can learn from the death of a council tenant from asbestos-related cancer

  • The colour code

    21/10/2011

    The housing sector has appraised the government’s performance to date. Rhiannon Bury investigates the key findings

Resources

  • The legal aid lifeline

    02/12/2011

    Cuts to legal aid and new spending restrictions mean tens of thousands of tenants will no longer be eligible for free housing advice. Jess McCabe visits a law centre to investigate the likely impact of the changes

  • Tenant take over

    02/12/2011

    In some circumstances, residents can remove management function from their landlord, says Nicholas Kissen

  • The certainty rule

    02/12/2011

    Limits on the right to serve notice to quit on tenants with periodic tenancies could be problematic, says Andrew Dymond, barrister at Arden Chambers

  • Stuck in the starting gate?

    12 March 2012

    It’s the only game in town, but will it be a success? MP Alan Whitehead assesses the green deal’s chances.

  • Stuck in the mud

    16/12/2011

    Despite the Localism Act being passed, the role LEPs can play in housing remains uncertain, says Liz Jenkins, partner, and Laura Coates, trainee, at Clyde & Co