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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).
And now also housing law blog post updates via Twitter at http://twitter.com/housinglaw
Feeds
Inside Housing main news
- A2Dominion secures £100m Lloyds loan
- ALMO to bid for schools contract
- Auction income jumps £20m
- Early exit for NLH chief exec
- Government could adopt Cobalt ASB pilot
- Johnson targets bad behaviour
- Landlords snub ASB scheme
- Persimmon receives £20 million kick-start
- Riverside in talks to sell 1,200 homes
- Thorndick to leave WKHA
- Tower block suicides prompt inquiry calls
- Tribal: club bonds could soar sky high
Nearly Legal – Housing posts only
- Admit nothing. Deny everything
- A holding note: Coombes v LB Waltham Forest
- Rent arrears management – boring title, excellent report
- Richardson v Midland Heart appeal is no more
- Don’t forget to file and serve…
- Throwing it out there
- Repeat Players
- Unlawful Eviction, exemplary damages and why people don’t like estate agents
- Right of residence and children in education
- Tenancy Deposits on Sale and Rent Back on Appeal
Landlord Law Blog
- Ecoweek at My Property Mentor Blog – Guest blog by Roberta Ward
- Crisis – Charity of the month (March 2010)
- Housing law reform and legal aid
- Repairs, tenants rights by Jan Luba, Deidre Forster & Beatrice Prevatt
- Property rental adverts – a guest post from UPAD
Garden Court Chambers Housing Bulletins
- Issue 170 – 8th March 2010
- Issue 169 - 1st March 2010
- Issue 168 – 22nd February 2010
- Issue 167 - 15th February 2010
Homeless Officer’s Point of View
- Looking back not in anger but totally shocked
- Sometimes one plus one doesn't make two!
- Yet another item on gatekeeping
- Who really cares?
- As Mr Spock would say.......highly illogical!
- Just a follow up to my previous post
- A myopic viewpoint
- Something is seriously amiss!
- Help......am I going mad?
- Two sides of the coin?
- Gatekeeping
- Too much chocolate
- Angry enough to spit here!
- Psst..........want a cheap reasonable preference?
- When idiots collide
Painsmith Blog
- AST Threshold Increase and Seminars - PainSmith are holding a seminar looking at the AST threshold changes.
- Household Energy Management Strategy - A new energy efficiency strategy for housing has been unveiled by the Government.
- Thermal Efficiency in the PRS - A bill has been proposed to improve thermal efficiency standards in rented properties.
- OFT v Foxtons- The Final Order - The final order in the OFT v Foxtons case is available.
- Landlords Warranties and Agents - The Government proposals in the way forward in the private rebted sector contain some potential landmines for agents.
Housed
- And so it came to pass
- Ibrahim v Harrow, Judgment out
- Good timing
- TDS Caselaw page
- A helpful case to the non-legally trained.
- London CLS Housing procurement figures, thoughts
- Updated LSC procurement plans
- Poor old Mr Fidler
- Praise, firebomb or something in the middle?
- Links
Guardian Housing Feed
- Letters: Colin Ward obituary
- Housing in London: the debate rages | Dave Hill
- Society daily 04.02.2010
- This benefit cut will hit the poorest | Leslie Morphy
- Elections in Hammersmith: Andy Slaughter versus Harry Phibbs
- Crown estate sale puts keyworkers' homes at risk
- Residents campaign against Earl Court redevelopment plans claims PR scalp
- London Labour MP Karen Buck on Tory housing plans for the capital
- Britain's green spaces under threat from water shortages and house prices
- Society daily 25.02.2010
- UK to test low-carbon technologies in 87 social housing units
- The art of watching your house fall into the sea
- Boris Johnson to be quizzed on congestion charge and housing
- Colin Ward obituary
- Society daily: 22.02.10
Shelter News
- Spotlight on private renting
- Government failing overcrowded children
- Bob steps up to Vertical Rush
- Thanks to our Vertical Rushers!
- Shelter wins Legal Aid-funded case
- House building figures down
- Repossession figures 'unacceptable'
- Weekly grocery bill of £420?
- RATM campaign hits 100k!
- Affordability crisis fractures families
Shelter Roof blog
- 9 out of 10 London families can’t afford to buy a home
- Landlords lobby to ‘save the private rented sector’
- Millions stung by endowment policy shortfalls
- Salvation Army rebrands hostels
- Student landlord benefits as jobless go back to college
- Exodus of the young puts rural life at risk
- Extra care housing scheme to get £6.2m funding
- Legal victory allows piles of rubbish to remain
- Search begins for Homeless World Cup team
- UK housing recovery ‘one of the quickest’ in Europe
Communities.gov.uk Housing news
- Decrease in homelessness continues as new statistics show 72 per cent reduction - New national statistics released today show that despite the tough economic times, the number of those accepted as homeless is down by 72 per cent since 2003. (continues...)
- John Healey: Green overhaul for planning system to cut emissions and bills - Housing and Planning Minister John Healey has today announced a triple boost for councils tackling climate change by updating planning rules, granting nearly £10m to improve green skills and backing further progress by the "second wave" of eco-towns. (continues...)
- John Healey: £83 million backing for first time buyers and housebuilding jobs - Housing Minister John Healey has today announced £83 million to get building over 5,700 new and affordable homes stalled by the recession back on track. (continues...)
- John Healey pledges support to a new vision for Byker - Housing Minister John Healey has pledged to give his full support to a new vision published on the 4 March 2010 for the future of the iconic Byker estate. (continues...)
- Cutting red tape and saving money for developers to help drive recovery - A package of planning system reforms saving developers time and money to help them complete building projects during the recovery have now been approved by parliament, Planning Minister John Healey confirmed today. (continues...)
Communities.gov.uk Communities news
- Shahid Malik meets President of the Transitional Federation Government of Somalia - Communities Minister Shahid Malik today met with Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, President of the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia. (continues...)
- New award to honour British heroes of the Holocaust - Britons who saved the lives of Jews and other persecuted groups during the Holocaust are to be honoured for their actions. (continues...)
- £3.5 million for projects to refurbish properties for local communities - Community organisations are to receive up to £3.5 million helping them to purchase and refurbish existing properties for the benefit of their local communities, Local Government Minister Barbara Follett announced today (Thursday, 4 March). (continues...)
- Government investment has helped turnaround some of the most deprived neighbourhoods - The New Deal for Communities (NDC) programme has helped bring about significant improvements for some of England's most deprived neighbourhoods, according to a new report welcomed by Local Government Minister Rosie Winterton. (continues...)
- Grow your own revolution gets major land boost - Plans to bring under-used and unloved land back into use so that communities and hundreds of keen would-be fruit and vegetable growers have somewhere to get digging, were announced today... (continues...)
William Flack Blog
- Introducing the ASBO Application for Mobile Phones
- Two Videos About The Work of Law Centres
- Homelessness, Domestic Violence and Politicians
- Legal Aid Immigration – Advice Desert – London
- UK Housing Law Wiki
- Cathy Come Home On YouTube
- The Free Legal Web and Guide to Homelessness Law
- A Positive Response to Criticism From Duncan Lewis & Co
- The BBC’s Mark Easton Gets It Badly Wrong On UK Homelessness
- Dump Duncan Lewis & Co Campaign
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