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Respect Orders will officially commence on 26 October 2026

Respect Orders will officially commence on 26 October 2026
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The Crime and Policing Act 2026 introduced new Respect Orders. The Home Office have now confirmed that they will officially launch across…

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Stonewater v Harris: Another win for forced access in injunction applications

Stonewater v Harris: Another win for forced access in injunction applications
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The issue of forced access for gas and electrical safety inspections continues to divide the County Court, with conflicting decisions on…

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ASB week part 4/4 – Early intervention & prevention in ASB – how it can be achieved and why it matters

ASB week part 4/4 – Early intervention & prevention in ASB – how it can be achieved and why it matters
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Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Awareness Week Series – Part 4 As part of ASB Awareness Week, our housing management team has curated a…

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ASB week part 3/4 – Removing barriers to reporting ASB

ASB week part 3/4 – Removing barriers to reporting ASB
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Housing management

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Awareness Week Series – Part 3 As part of ASB Awareness Week, our housing management team has curated a…

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ASB week part 2/4 – Addressing delays in the civil justice system: A two-tier approach

ASB week part 2/4 – Addressing delays in the civil justice system: A two-tier approach
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Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Awareness Week Series – Part 2 Delays within the civil justice system continue to present significant…

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ASB week part 1/4 – universal support for victims of ASB – practical outline

ASB week part 1/4 – universal support for victims of ASB – practical outline
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Housing management

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Awareness Week Series – Part 1 As part of ASB Awareness Week, our housing management team has curated a…

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Increased court fees coming into force on 13 July 2026

Increased court fees coming into force on 13 July 2026
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The Ministry of Justice has announced increases to a number of County Court fees, expected to take effect from 13 July 2026, subject to…

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“Everyone’s home is their castle” – forced access – does the court have a right to grant it?

“Everyone’s home is their castle” – forced access – does the court have a right to grant it?
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Social housing practitioners have seen a number of cases recently regarding the Court’s ability to grant forced access clauses in…

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Moving faster: high court enforcement in social housing

Moving faster: high court enforcement in social housing
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With court delays continuing to rise, High Court enforcement is becoming an increasingly relevant, and frequently discussed, option for…

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