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Tenant wins £8,000 from landlord in HMO case

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By Simon Guerrier
| New Start Magazine Verified
Haringey Council says ruling is a clear warning to landlords to meet their legal commitments and provide a good standard of housing to tenants. A landlord has been ordered to repay £7,884.84 in rent and £341 in application and hearing fees to a former tenant over an unlicensed house in multiple occupation (HMO). The local council, which investigated the complaint, says the case shows how tenants can challenge rogue landlords – and win.
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C40’s cooling roadmap for London

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By Simon Guerrier
| New Start Magazine Verified
Ambitious guide to reducing capital’s energy demand by 4% by 2030 and 15% by 2050. London baked in record-breaking heat this summer, at one point the Met Office measuring 38.1°C – just over 100°F – in Kew Gardens. That level of heat is exhausting, with serious impacts on health and infrastructure. A key issue for London is the densely clustered building stock contributing to an urban heat island effect.
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YJB ‘disappointed’ by government plan for 18 year-olds

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By Simon Guerrier
| localgov.legal
Youth Justice Board issues warning over newly announced interim plan to hold 18 year-olds in prison for longer. The capacity of the prison system continues to cause serious problems for the government. In July 2024, men’s prisons in the UK were operating at 99% capacity, and at one point there were fewer than 100 places available across the estate – running the risk that courts would be unable to sentence offenders to prison. Yet tackling this issue is not easy.
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