A civilised society would

I respect everyone’s right to belief and worship within an organised religion. I don’t have to like organised religion though. Being indoctrinated as a child gave me an insight I will always use to see and feel my own way

Listening to a handful of Landlord MPs rather than England’s 11million renters?

Tell the government they are making the wrong choice: shltr.org.uk/Sfj5h

This week I spoke at an NEU fringe event about Birmingham Fair Housing Campaign. Im thankful that I was able to attend and hopefully I helped others on their campaigning journey’s #StopTheCuts #NEU2024

Look behind the statistics and lone women in temporary accommodation are disproportionately affected by the #HousingEmergency .

Why the #FightForHome must amplify the voices of women, #InternationalWomensDay blog: shltr.org.uk/SfkKR #InspireInclusion #IWD

Why aren't thousands of Brummies taking to the streets in outrage over council cuts and taxes? Some thoughts…birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-…

Jeremy Hunt just announced a huge tax cut for landlords.

Reminder: Hunt owns seven flats. Watch our investigation.

Renters - including shared owners like me - will likely see the extra cash from the NI cut more than wiped out by rent rises this year. I wonder how much of that £10bn a year will end up in the pockets of landlords.

'Housing shortages, particularly in #SocialHousing , are one of the factors driving the housing crisis.

Last week the National Housing Federation and Shelter said building 90,000 social rent homes a year could give the economy a £50bn boost over the next three decades.'

Wow! I never thought I’d see the BBC would shine a light on the current uk economic system.

If the Renters' Reform Bill is, indeed, 'on the brink of collapse' as I've been reporting for a while now - a Conservative Party manifesto commitment to protect private renters - which encouraged people to vote for them - will have been undermined by the Conservative Party itself

BREAKING: New child mortality data shows 55 children have died in temporary accommodation.

This is the devastating human cost of our housing emergency. It’s people who pay the highest price of our failure to build more truly affordable social housing.

itv.com/news/2024-03-0…

Yesterday, the Government admitted 142,490 children live in temporary accommodation - up 14% in a year.

Attacks on the right to housing have been ignored for too long.

That's why, for weeks, we've aired a non-existent TV show trailer telling this story to get people's attention

In absolute desperation facing electoral meltdown, Sunak tries the usual Tory manoeuvre of “discovering”a scary enemy within, to divert attention from the collapse of political support for his party & the economic mess we’re in, whilst trying to sound Churchillian. Farcical.

Lad my mortgage has gone up £400 a month and the gas and electricity up £250 a month up.
You are the ones who have broke us not some lad with a Palestine flag, now fuck off

This is something I pick up on often. It’s based in the assumption of many religious followers that religion, particularly Christian, is the only way to access moral and ethical principles in life. The rest of us need saving apparently

New data from Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities shows the rise of households and children in Temporary Accommodation.

Truly chilling speech from Rishi Sunak.

I agree with him on one thing: there is a group in the UK that is harbouring extremism, spreading division and threatening our democratic freedoms.

But it’s not Muslims. It’s the Conservative Party.

Mass social house building needs to have started yesterday!

Self-interested landlord MPs don’t want you to watch this video... (they’d rather that renting stays broken). Let’s share it.

#RentersReformBill