While government financial support for some has been generous, there are many who have been excluded, says tenant campaigner Rob Gershon.
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Renters with arrears accrued during pandemic could now face eviction
Renters who accrued arrears during the pandemic could now face eviction – despite the government recently extending the evictions ban.
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The Welsh government claims the proposals would give Wales the most comprehensive building safety regime in the UK.
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Legislation to further suspend evictions in Wales will come into force from Monday, the minister has confirmed.
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The UK government has announced that it will extend the eviction ban for renters in England till 21 February.
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Regulations will be laid out in the Scottish Parliament next week to extend the current ban, which is due to end on 22 January.
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The funding represents a portion of the c.£750m invested into tackling homelessness and rough sleeping in 2021.
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After a “deeply disappointing” UK government Spending Review, the Welsh government’s draft budget sets to outline its priorities for Wales’ recovery.
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Housing Futures Cymru wants parties to commit to increasing social housing supply in Wales and “deliver the right homes in the right places”.
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Renters Reform Coalition will work with government to effect a private-rented sector that provides safe, affordable, secure housing for all.