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  • Housing Mediation Protocol

    SHLA Midlands Region are pleased to invite you to join them for an in-person event on Housing Mediation Protocol. We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming event on the 19th of November, which will be hosted at the offices of Anthony Collins in Birmingham. This event will feature Tom Russell, Mediator at St…

  • Risks and Rewards of AI Use in Social Housing

    This webinar will explore the legal and ethical dimensions of using artificial intelligence (AI) in the social housing sector. After a brief overview of how AI models work and their inherent strengths and limitations, the panellists will describe some of the ways social housing providers are using AI and the benefits that AI can have for…

  • All change: the Homelessness and Social Housing Allocation (Wales) Bill

    Liz Davies KC, Garden Court Chambers Liz Davies KC is a barrister specialising in housing and homelessness law at Garden Court Chambers. She is a co-author of Housing Allocation and Homelessness: Law and Practice (Luba, Davies, Johnston, Bano & Ahluwalia, LexisNexis, 2025, 7th edn) and of Domestic Abuse and Housing  (LAG, forthcoming). She also co-authors…

  • All you need to know about the PSED

    We are pleased to invite you to the next session in our SHLA Winter Webinar Series 2025, taking place on 8 December. This online event will cover a key area for all social housing professionals: the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED). Our speakers, Millie and Donna, will outline the latest developments on the PSED and…

  • Government’s Call For Evidence – Housing Disrepair

    SHLA Members Roundtable  We are pleased to invite you to a virtual roundtable meeting to discuss the Government's call for evidence concerning Housing Disrepair and the role of claims management activity in the sector. To support members, respond to this consultation, SHLA will host a roundtable discussion. Register your place below - places are limited.…

  • Reasonable Adjustments Under the Equality Act 2010

    SHLA Midlands Region are pleased to invite you to join them for an in-person event for a discussion on principles for the Social Housing landlord and the lessons which can be learnt from case law. We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming event on the 23rd April, which will be hosted at the…

  • The Building Safety (Wales) Act 2026

    This session will provide an insight into the Building Safety Wales Act as enacted, including looking at what changed from the bill in draft and the key provisions/themes, considering the timetable for implementation and giving the audience an insight into the draft secondary legislation which is coming and the timetable for consultation on it. Our…

  • Access injunctions – a review of recent case law, with particular emphasis on forced access provisions, followed by a round table discussion as to regional practices

    Presented by Richard Dewsbery and Timothy Jones from St Ives Chambers, and chaired by Dot Pawlowski. Richard and Timothy will be looking at the topic of access injunctions, where the landlord needs to gain access to its property but is encountering resistance, indifference or obstinacy from its tenant. This is an area which has seen…

  • Crime and Policing Act 2026: An Update

    The Crime and Policing Act 2026 received Royal Assent on April 29th 2026, however there is still a way to go before practitioners can utilise the tools contained within it. Join Kuljit Bhogal KC and Janine Green to discuss the provisions within the Act, the likely timescales for implementation and the progress of the proposals…

  • Understanding the Government’s Response to the Supported Housing Regulation Consultation

    Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the Government’s response to the consultation on the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023 which sought views on strengthening the regulation of supported housing, presented by Charlotte Greatorex and Narin Masera of Devonshires. This session will provide a clear overview of the evolving regulatory framework, including proposed national…

  • Welsh Housing Law: Masterclasses

    THE PURPOSE OF THESE MASTERCLASSES is for colleagues across the sector – whether they are interested in working with landlords or tenants or homelessness applicants – to gain greater knowledge about the ins and outs of Housing Law in Wales. There will be a mix of lectures and training seminars. The cost of attending the Masterclasses has…

  • The Hillsborough Bill: What Public Authorities and Public Officials and their advisers need to know

    The Hillsborough Law (Public Office (Accountability) Bill) represents a significant shift in public sector accountability, introducing a statutory duty of candour, enhanced obligations on public authorities, and new measures designed to improve transparency during inquests and inquiries. Join our webinar as we examine the key provisions of the legislation, the practical implications for public bodies…