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Hoarding and learning from inquests – safeguarding to prevent tragic outcomes
Hoarding is a recognised disorder where someone acquires an excessive number of items and stores them in a chaotic manner, usually resulting in unmanageable amounts of clutter. George Riach, Julia Jones, Kate Hicks and Matthew Watts consider the importance of the wide scale issue for local authorities, housing providers and health and care providers. They also offer some practical recommendations…
The Social and Affordable Homes Programme: key points
Jacob McGrath reviews the Social and Affordable Homes Programme prospectus and sets out key things for bidders to note.
Access injunctions: legal pathways to forced access and decants
Tim Pearl, Samantha Rutter and Sarah Christy examine the different views the courts have taken in relation to forced access to tenants’ homes.
Preparing for heat network regulation: timelines, obligations, and next steps
Kris Kelliher and Jonathan Jarvis examine the UK’s new heat network regulations, phased from 2025 to 2028, and what they mean for operators, landlords, and developers.
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Awaab’s Law and Fitness for Human Habitation – the same, but different?
Max Gordon and Matthew Timm discuss the impact of the newly implemented Awaab's Law, examining the obligations of Social Landlords.
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Unlocking legal talent
Jonathan Bourne of Damar Training sets out why in-house council teams and law firms should embrace apprenticeships.
Walker Morris supports Tower Hamlets Council in first known Remediation Contribution Order application issued by local authority
Walker Morris has supported Tower Hamlets London Borough Council (LBTH) in issuing what is believed to be one of the first Remediation…
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