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Regulator or landlord?
Adam Rulewski explains why local authorities cannot use regulatory powers of entry to secure compliance with their own landlord obligations.
Three councils, thirty providers - and bigger question about where grant comes from next
Jonathan Corris, Jonathan Jarvis and Ben Halsey assess the Government’s announcements on the first tranche of its flagship Social and Affordable Homes Programme.
Direct offer waiting lists
The High Court has dismissed a judicial review challenge to the London Borough of Southwark’s direct offer waiting list for social housing. The social housing team at MSB Solicitors analyse the ruling.
The revised National Planning Policy Framework and registered providers
The Government has unveiled the final version of the updated National Planning Policy Framework. What does this mean for registered providers and the affordable housing sector? Catherine Kennedy and Jacob McGrath explain.
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Sharpe Five Podcast - Episode 1: Understanding Access Injunctions
In this episode, Sharpe Pritchard and Five Paper explore what access injunctions are, why they are used, and the circumstances in which courts may grant them.
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Cornerstone on Social Housing Fraud: book launch and panel discussion - Cornerstone Barristers
23-09-2026 4:30 pm
23-09-2026 4:30 pm
The Building Safety Act 2022: Understanding the New Building Safety Regime - Cornerstone Barristers
05-11-2026
05-11-2026
HMPL Building Blocks: Section 20 Consultation Requirements and Best Practice - Devonshires
11-02-2027
11-02-2027
