Reuben and Selin from our member defence team got involved, and showing that we weren't going away, the landlord repaired the damage and agreed to refund our members £5,000 for the disrepair they'd suffered. 

Pushing back together gets the goods!

This is illegal, and we won't be fobbed off anymore. Join us as we demand no more discrimination against benefit claimants!

📅 Tuesday 2nd December
⏲️ 5:15pm
📍 Meeting outside Iceland on Green Lanes, N4 1LA

Come along, bring your friends, let's make some noise! ✊️

Refugees are particularly vulnerable to the Hane's landlord's discriminatory behaviour. We are all united in our struggle against greedy landlords 🌍✊

We were proud to be joined by @haringeywelcome.bsky.social, a local migrant advocacy group. When an asylum seeker is granted refugee status, they are swiftly evicted from their temporary hotel, and most will not have the right to work yet and so rely on benefits.

We went down, hoping to talk with someone from Hane. They took one look at us, closed up shop, and ran off.
It can feel like landlords have all the power in our broken housing market, but when we organise together, we show them who's boss.
See you again soon Hane! 😘⌛

This is illegal, and we won't stand for it. Join us as we demand no more discrimination against benefit claimants!

📅 Saturday 16th August (this week!)
⏲️ 10.30am
📍Hane Estate Agent, 555 Green Lanes, Harringay Ladder, London, N8 0RL

Come along, bring your friends, let's make some noise! ✊️

According to Crisis, 25% of trans people have experienced homelessness at some point in their lives. We constantly see the many types of discrimination faced by our members at the hands of landlords and those in power. Housing justice and trans rights are twin struggles we must fight for together✊🏳️‍⚧️🚩

And then afternoon of Sun 20th we'll be having a picnic social in Finsbury park! Keep an eye on this chat for an exact time & location ☀️🧺

Write to your MP, to let them know that these cuts are unacceptable, and demand that they express their opposition to Liz Kendall and vote against these cuts!

They claim they are doing this to reduce spending - saving £5billion - and to ‘help’ people back into work. But at the same time, £14billion of public money goes straight to the pockets of private landlords via housing benefit every year, due to sky high rents and a lack of social homes.