Favorite singer / song: I don’t really have any favorite song or singers but (say what song/artist you are feeling right now) Sam reported the issue, it is 5 days later – the leak still hasn’t been fixed. Sam can start this process again. Evidence – it is good to have kept a diary for each day you are experiencing the issue and to continue taking photos and videos so each stage of the issue can be evidenced. Private tenants also have renters unions like ACORN and the London Renters Union who you should connect with.

What is your role within the station? I deal with the programming of shows and scheduling the presenters FRISKY is a global underground electronic music service. With the world’s largest catalogue of exclusive curated DJ mix sets from artists and DJs around the world, FRISKY is the only music service of its kind on the planet. With FRISKY, you can even listen offline - no internet connection required! Discover new music in a variety of underground electronic music genres on our radio channels broadcasting worldwide 24 hours a day. If any of the above housing issues do impact you, you couldsee if we are able to provide legal advice by going to www.swllc.org/get-advice/housing or you can call 020 8767 2777.

A] - [ Demo, DJ, Ad Man] - Pleasure & Pain feat Dave Jay ( Frisky& Hujib Remix feat Michelle Hearting) Lance Baynham, Discrimination caseworker, on The end of furlough and understanding your redundancy rights If you are not sure if you have a tenant and resident association we could help you set one up, or connect you to one if you do have one. TRAs have more power and a collective voice. You can create meetings and invite politicians or people from your council to answer your questions. Homelessness– as an example, you may have been told to your home. You may have approached the council for help but they said they couldn’t help you or offer you any emergency housing. This isn’t always correct, especially if you could be considered in priority need (explaination of priority need can be found here). You might find another legal advice agency is more suitable such as the Citizen Advice as they deal with more general housing issues that I might not have listed above. The important thing is to get legal advice as early as possible. I am not a legal advisor so won’t be going into the legal side of things. AdviceLocal is a great database that lists advice agencies, what type of advice they provide and where.

As mentioned – we also have the London Tenant Federation in our arsenal against injustice. These are an amazing group of tenants who fight hard to improve housing. If you are a tenant, I really suggest getting in touch with them at [email protected] call 07931 214913. They have training opportunities, opportunity to contribute to policy shaping and loads more. They can also help with setting up tenant associations. As they are a collaboration of tenants, they will really listen to you. I then need to open a song recognition app (don’t want to say which) but that only recognises a felt 2 out of a hundred songs! Qualifying repairs under the right to repair scheme for local authority (aka council) tenantsprovides a useful guideline: Repair type FRISKY is a revolutionary underground electronic music streaming service featuring the largest catalogue of DJ mixes at your fingertips anytime, anywhere. It is always important to speak to your MP at any point of a legal issue as they need to know what issues are affecting the people they are elected to represent. Visit their surgeries, phone them or write to them and tell them about the issue.

If your landlord has applied to County Court for an injunction against you, for example because of anti-social behaviour Eviction and possession proceedings (from your rented home), including notices served by your landlord Legal advice is crucial and is one weapon in our arsenal against injustice. I am here to talk about what other stuff we can do. Sam can: if she has a smart phone or camera – take pictures, make videos, she can also keep a log – this can be digital or paper. In a log book include who you spoke to, time and date. Also write how it is making you feel, is it preventing you from doing your normal tasks? do you have any vulnerable people living with you that may be more affected by the issue such as those who are old or very young? Write all of this down as it may help with compensation. Also, we have a meeting coming up with South West London tenant and resident associations- so if you are part of a tenant and resident association – MAKE SURE YOU COME, if you are thinking of setting one up – make sure you come, or if you are a tenant who wants to support from other tenants, make sure you come. This will be a great opportunity to meet others in council and housing association tenantsin your area – I am sure you can leave cameras off if you aren’t ready yet. This meeting is on the 9 th of June.