Legal advice needed for taking on a housing provider in London who continues to fail to meet basic legal requirements and responsibilities get in touch if you can help
So, based on the below and the fact its two years and more that you still have not fixed the issues we have, I guess court action might be the answer? @Housing4Women
Under UK law, the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 sets out the implied repairing obligations for landlords, including housing associations. They are expected to keep the property in a good state of repair and address any repairs that may arise within a reasonable timeframe.
Under UK law, the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 sets out the implied repairing obligations for landlords, including housing associations. They are expected to keep the property in a good state of repair and address any repairs that may arise within a reasonable timeframe.
"🏠 Living in a state of perpetual disrepair! 😡 Enough is enough! The lack of repairs provided by my housing provider is simply unacceptable. It's time for them to step up their game and prioritize our safety and comfort. #HousingNightmare#NegligentRepairs @Housing4Women
So over a year later and we still have sinking floor poor windows that fall out when I open it no ceiling in our bathroom and you want to threaten us over the garden space we have made usable should I ho legal now @helenwebb_17 @Housing4Women
Not to mention the sinking floor in the hallway no working cookerhood windows that fall out if we open them poor cleaning contractors lack of ground maintenance do I need to go on
@Housing4Women will you ever respond to multiple emails you have been sent about this matter will you have a meeting with us Tennants to sort this or should I just go straight to the courts and add everything else with it
@helenwebb_17 @Housing4Women Why do you now feel the need to force me to get rid of a shed that stores my wheelchair after you gave us written consent to have it as you don't want my wheelchair in the building
@helenwebb_17 @Housing4Women Why do you now feel the need to force me to get rid of a shed that stores my wheelchair after you gave us written consent to have it as you don't want my wheelchair in the building
@helenwebb_17@hfw_actiongroup @coopukaspire @coopuk @Housing4Women If this is the case why three years later and over 30 complaints do we still have no bathroom ceiling no ventilation a hall way floor that could fall through anytime yet you guys still do nothing just bully us about my wheelchair and garden plants
@Housing4Women is the worst housing provider ever. They ignored my complaints, delayed my repairs, and bully me over my wheelchair. They are unprofessional, incompetent, and dishonest. Prove me wrong.
#housinggroup@insidehousing@h4w_unresolved@vickyfoxcroft
@elonmusk Useful this for civilisation? I have given you an option to do this many times but you just ignore me and have now proven point further that if can’t benefit you you don’t care
@claire_murphy88 Our NHS is not broken beyond repair it needs better management and budget control if the wasted less they would have more money for DRs and nurses
@BorisJohnson you would get more of benefits and into work if you did more to stop disability discrimination and enforced the law that’s meant protect us
@20W24 I agree with him you can have all the education in the world but do nothing with it how ever what you do with the education is what makes you intelligent