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The most recent 50 items from nearly all these feeds are available as a standalone RSS Housing News Pipe feed (with grateful thanks to Nick Holmes for the Family Law Pipe example).
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Inside Housing main news
- Regulator warns of 'substantial' threat to finances
- Tenants fail to pay the bedroom tax
- Building figures slump to 10-year low
- Welfare reform could cost landlords £1.4bn a year
- Home improvements help cut fuel poverty
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Nearly Legal – Housing posts only
- Priority need
- Being civil
- Yet another one…
- Bedroom Tax Judicial Review update
- To be incurred or not to be incurred?
- More...
Landlord Law Blog
- Ben’s Public Eye #1
- Three misunderstanding about tenants rights when a section 21 notice is served on them
- What is the the best way of serving possession notices?
- Resolving tenancy deposit non protection issues – interpreting the law
- Can tenants withhold rent for maintenance?
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Housing Law Practitioners Association Updates
- Guide to Housing Legal Aid after LASPO
- Meeting 15 May 2013
- Members’ area password
- Meeting and AGM 20 March 2013
- HLPA Seminars January and February 2013
- More...
Garden Court Housing Bulletins
- Housing Law Bulletin - Issue 309 – 14 May 2013
- Housing Law Bulletin - Issue 308 - 29 April 2013
- Housing Law Bulletin - Issue 307 - 22 April 2013
- More...
Guardian Housing Feed
- 'Bedroom tax' prompts surge in pleas for council aid
- Flooding threatens one in four London properties
- Where to park your bike? The question often missing from the cycling debate
- We're 'let down' by the private rented sector: we demand action now
- Emergency night shelters kept Ian alive – they should not be closed | Pem Charnley
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Painsmith Blog
- Rent Review: RPI, CPI and RPIJ
- Leasehold Valuation Tribunals, are they no cost forums?
- Not another Deposit case!
- HMO mandatory licensing- calculating storeys
- Deposit News
- More...
Shelter News