Nearing completion of my tenants book now. I have done most of the text and now need to check it and improve its readability.
I am worried however that it might be a bit weak on social tenancies. My main experience in the past 10 years or so has been with private tenancies. I know some of you lot do housing law – is there any advice you would like to pass on? What could tenants do, for example, which would make your job easier when they get around to consulting you? Is there anything in particular you think I ought to emphasise? Problems you see a lot of?
If you are a tenant - are there any sorts of problems you would particuarly want me to look at? I think I have them all covered but you never know ...
I am quite happy to credit good suggestions (so long as I know who you are).
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