Naturally when an individual brings a claim for disability discrimination, the Employment Tribunal will need to consider whether they are disabled under the provisions of the Equality Act 2010.
How can Housing Associations budget and plan for retrofitting developments?
Net zero and retrofitting – procurement challenges for Housing Associations
In our new publication, we discuss the latest MHCLG Advice for Owners of Multi-Storey and Multi-Occupied Residential Buildings, and the impact it will have.
What are employers’ legal responsibilities when an employee needs mental health support?
In this article we consider the RICS form EWS1: External Wall Fire Review (“EWS1”) and what it means for Tall Building owners.
Shorter and flexible trial schemes – why aren’t insurers using them more?
Assistive technology is revolutionising the way housing associations operate and interact with their elderly residents, helping them live at home for longer.
Apparently it’s too much bother for Esther McVey to tell Parliament what she thinks about councils managing the housing stock of Registered Providers (RPs). It is, nevertheless, a live debate.
A recent decision to refuse an extra bedroom in a Portsmouth House in Multiple Occupation on the grounds that it would cause harm to the environment is a reminder of the effect of Natural England’s (NE) advice about nitrate pollution in the Solent area.
