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Bringing systems, people, and process together for lasting change Awaab’s Law has made one thing brutally clear: doing the bare minimum is no longer enough. Tenants now have legal protection against being passed from pillar to post. If a damp or mould report is made, action must be taken,
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What’s practical, what’s overhyped, and how to deploy tools that actually help By now, most landlords agree: you can’t meet the expectations of Awaab’s Law with reactive systems and fragmented data alone. But knowing that isn’t always the same as knowing what to do next,
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Framing ROI, Cost Avoidance, and Regulatory Risk for Your Board When housing teams propose AI investment, board members often ask: * “Is this a necessity or a luxury?” * “How do we justify the spend?” * “Will it actually reduce complaints, risk, or cost?” With Awaab’s Law and evolving regulations, the answer
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Part 2: The AI Tools Social Landlords Need Now (and How to Choose Them) Damp and mould complaints in social housing have surged to their highest levels in years, with 7% of social homes affected in 2023-24—a three-point jump since 20191. The tragic death of Awaab Ishak in 2020,
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📌 Update [27 June 2025]: Timelines Clarified Following Government Guidance Since this blog was first published on 24 June to coincide with the start of #Housing25, the government has released formal regulations and clarified the legal response times under Awaab’s Law (on 25 June 2025). While the original blog content