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Health Protection Teams (HPTs) play a crucial role in preventing and controlling diseases, managing health incidents, and addressing chemical or radiation hazards. If you need support related to infectious diseases, public health emergencies, or environmental hazards, your local HPT can …
How to Check the Quality of Your Drinking Water: Ensuring that your tap water is safe to drink is essential for maintaining good health. Clean drinking water should be clear and free from any unusual smell. If you notice any …
If you live in a mobile home park, you and other homeowners can form a Qualifying Residents’ Association (QRA) to collectively represent your interests. A QRA has specific legal rights, and park owners are required to consult the association before …
If you live in a park home, you are required to pay a pitch fee to the park owner for renting the land your home sits on. In addition to this, you may have to pay for gas, water, electricity, …
Renting a park home can be a great housing option, but it’s important to understand your legal rights and responsibilities as a tenant. Whether or not you have a written contract, certain rules protect you and outline how long you …
Living in a park home comes with specific rights and obligations that are outlined in an agreement with the park (or site) owner. This agreement ensures that both residents and park owners understand their responsibilities, covering topics like pitch fees, …
Living in a park home comes with specific rights and responsibilities that both residents and park owners must follow. These are outlined in a written agreement and local regulations. Whether you have a written agreement or not, you still have …
The Right to Buy scheme allows most council tenants in the UK to purchase their council homes at a discount. This initiative helps tenants become homeowners, providing an opportunity to own the property they have been living in for years. …
If you are renting a home under an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST), your landlord is legally required to protect your deposit in a government-approved Tenancy Deposit Protection (TDP) scheme. However, if you suspect that your deposit hasn’t been protected, you …
If you are renting a home under an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) that started after 6 April 2007, your landlord is legally required to protect your security deposit in a government-approved tenancy deposit scheme (TDP). This ensures that your money …