This week at theEHP we report on Snake bites, letting for a living, prosecutions & RPT Decisions.
The Welsh Government has released it’s new housing White Paper ‘Homes for Wales: A White Paper for Better Lives and Communities‘. White Paper includes plans to introduce a mandatory registration and accreditation scheme for private landlords, letting agents and management agents.
This week at theEHP we report on the FSA’s training videos, Newham’s milestone, the 2nd Housing Report & RPT Decisions.
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) have published ‘The Way we live now: What people need and expect from their homes’. The research report sets out how people are using their homes now, what they look for when choosing a home and what they think needs to happen to improve the home-buying experience. The report, the first of its kind for over 50 years.
This week at theEHP we report on a fatal accident at Warwick Castle, FSA research on FHRS, RPT Decisions & prosecutions.
Merlin Attractions Operations Ltd, the company that operates Warwick Castle, were recently convicted of failing to protect the health and safety of visitors. In this Warwick DC case, a visitor to Warwick Castle suffered fatal head injuries when he fell 13-14 ft from the Bear & Clarence Bridge into the dry moat below. The press release is available here & a detailed case summary by Daniel Mulryan is available here.
This week at theEHP we report on glitter, statistics, RPT Decisions & a prosecution.
A new national task force has been set up to tackle the issue of “beds in sheds” by taking action against criminal landlords and removing illegal immigrants. the task force will find ways to close down thousands of sheds and outbuildings being rented out illegally to migrants, including some with no right to be in the UK. Full details here.
This week at theEHP we report on malaria cases, an opinion, prosecutions & RPT Decisions.
A new report by the Health Protection Agency’s independent Advisory Group on Non-ionising Radiation (AGNIR) has concluded that there is still no convincing evidence that mobile phone technologies cause adverse effects on human health.
This week at theEHP we have a look behind the scenes of deposit disputes, opinions and prosecutions.
Episode 2 of theEHP Podcast is finally here (coming later today, taking too long to upload). This time its more natural and relaxed. Even better, you can now earn CIEH CPD points for listening to and interacting with the podcast.
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