Sweeping new powers must be given to social tenants as
part of an overhaul needed to ensure a Grenfell-style disaster never happens
again according to a powerful cross-party commission. It found that social
tenants are being failed by a system that leaves them waiting an average of
eight months before their complaints are investigated, even when their safety
could be at risk. The calls for a once-in-a-generation rethink of tenants’
rights come from the Social Housing Commission, a year-long investigation
brought together by the charity Shelter following the Grenfell Tower fire in
which 72 people died. Read more on the Observer website.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/jan/05/tenants-rights-massive-overhaul-social-housing-commission-grenfell
To reduce reoffending, prisoners need better support after release | Letter
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*Pavan Dhaliwal* responds to an article on the early release of prisoners.
Plus a letter from a prison officer who works in a men’s open prison
Regarding...
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