The Mirror is calling for urgent action to end housing hell

Oxford City Council says a new law for social landlords to tackle damp and mould should be extended to all rented homes. People living in homes with damp and mould are more likely to have respiratory problems, allergies

Sarah Jayne Holland is currently living in Travelodge with her two children as her home is unsafe to live in “I just feel like I’m at my breaking point now. I just need help to get out of

Housing Secretary Michael Gove is urging social housing tenants to complain about substandard housing, spearheading the launch of the government’s ‘Make Things Right’ advertising campaign. Residents are being encouraged to make their voices heard by making a complaint

The government is launching a new advertising campaign to encourage social housing tenants to complain about sub-standard housing. The campaign will see advertisements broadcast on national radio stations, popular music streaming services and social media, with residents encouraged

Social housing providers will be aware of the tragic death of Awaab Ishak and the subsequent coroner’s report into his death. All providers will have received letters from the Regulator and the Secretary of State for Housing, Mr

The team and staff spent over a week out on the island, well known for being a cycling hotspot, to put themselves to the test in readiness for an action-packed 2023 season. They were joined by mentors Alex

The Housing Ombudsman has published three separate cases involving Lambeth Council, making five severe maladministration findings after multiple failings on issues such as record keeping and complaint handling. The five severe maladministration findings are across three cases and come a year after

With half term coming up, the riders and staff of Anexo Group Race Team are heading out to Pollenca, Mallorca, for a pre-season training camp. They will also be taking part in a spot of racing to see

In a letter to senior coroner Joanne Kearsley, in response to her ‘prevention of future deaths’ report following the inquest into Awaab’s death, housing secretary Michael Gove said the government will launch a “rapid review” of existing guidance

Fresh from their recent exploits in Apeldoorn, Rowe, Salter, Cosgrove and Fisher made their way to the Geraint Thomas National Velodrome of Wales in Newport for the British Cycling National Track Championships. The riders have recently stepped up

Last weekend (January 6 -8), Anexo Group Race Team riders Joe Cosgrove, Elliot Rowe, Sam Fisher and Will Salter travelled to the Netherlands to represent Scotland and Wales. The busy schedule across the three-day Next Generation Track Meet

When you are in need of medical assistance as the result of an injury or illness, the last thing on your mind is what could go wrong. But there are cases where medical negligence or malpractice results in

A solicitor acting on your behalf is under a duty of care to get you the best possible outcome for your case. Sometimes, the level of professionalism that you receive from a lawyer falls below what is reasonably

The inquest into the death of a two-year-old-boy, Awaab Ishak, in Rochdale, has found that black mould and the landlord’s repeated failure to fix the problem, was to blame. Delivering her verdict, senior coroner Joanne Kearsley said: “I’m sure I’m not alone