Plans to abolish ‘no-fault’ evictions are welcome, says union, but more needs to be done for private tenants
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housing
The union welcomes government’s proposals, but is concerned that no further funds are being made available for genuinely affordable homes
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National Housing Federation launches consultation on giving tenants and residents a greater say in housing matters
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Plans for a new Housing Complaints Resolution Service welcomed
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City council becomes first to make union’s charter a key part of its commissioning process
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UNISON is encouraging members to respond to the government’s consultation on social housing in England. A government green paper promises “a new deal for social housing” to make sure that tenants have access to safe, secure and decent homes, and are empowered to hold their landlords to account when things go wrong. Key proposals include: […]
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Owning a home has become virtually impossible for many public sector workers across Britain, according to research published today (Sunday)
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The government is carrying out a consultation on proposals to ‘remove barriers’ to longer private-sector tenancies in England
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In most parts of the UK, the price of renting a home has risen steadily, while public sector salaries… well, they haven’t. Find out how much NHS porters, nurses, PCSOs and more are spending on rent
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Pay increase at north-west England housing group follows rejection of 2% offer and a ballot for industrial action
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