The impact is felt everywhere:
⚠️ People on the sharp end of poor decisions, living under immense pressure
⚠️ Advice services stretched thin
⚠️ Public bodies dealing with the fallout of lost legal cases

This isn’t sustainable. Decision-making in public bodies must improve. (2/2)

In this work, there is no let up. In the words of Southwark Law Centre's Angus King, the Renters' Rights Act is only a "half solution." (2/2)

Why would we throw all of that away? For the ECHR’s 75th birthday, we’ve joined our member Law Centres and hundreds of other orgs in calling for a full-throated defence of human rights. (2/2)

The Act is a significant change for renters' rights, the biggest in three decades. It is good to see it get over the line.

Now on to the next stage: we will follow how the Act is implemented, so it delivers on the government's promises and works for renters in practice. (3/3)

It's been a long slog of over four years, including a change of government. With the @rentersreformco.bsky.social, we've played our part in the joint campaigning and advocating. (2/3)

Hetticia knows that Windrush survivors need access to legal representation. Taking matters into her own hands, she's campaigning for others to be given the same support. (2/2)

@southwarklawcentre.bsky.social

Our friends at AdviceUK have published a new report calling for a National Advice Workforce Strategy:

clls.org/initiatives/...