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Sat 23rd, 12.30 Housing For All! Through fiction, polemic and organising, our panel offers a damning picture of housing in the UK as well as visions of how things could be. With Holly Pester, Nick Bano & Living Rent Edinburgh. lighthousebookshop.com/events/more-th…

🎃✊️🏘Activists in Halloween costumes stage sit-in at council office over 'cramped' housing standard.co.uk/news/london/le…

NORTH LONDON AGAINST LANDLORDS - 7PM 19 NOV, N4 Why is the rent so damn high? And what demands would change the system? Register for this open meeting with Nick Bano to discuss his book 'Against Landlords' and how we can win housing justice in London. outsavvy.com/event/23478/no…

'A lot of people say my dad is king. Not true. Cashflow is king. Buy a 3 bed terrace, gut it and rent it out as 6 separate rooms. Quadruple that yield. I'm putting the HM in HMO'

With the recent budget Labour whispered its first words of defiance to the bullying landlord lobby. A little louder for the people at the back, writes Nick Bano. novaramedia.com/2024/11/06/lab…

Labour is finally standing up to the bullying landlord lobby, writes Nick Bano. It could be a lot tougher novaramedia.com/2024/11/06/lab…

📌 Join us at SOAS University of London #Economics for the presentation of the last book of Nick Bano "Against Landlords, How to solve the housing crisis" 🏡 🔗 Info event ⬇️ tinyurl.com/35bmrmcm #WeAreSOAS #University #London

Very good book. Clear, angry and not afraid to call bullshit. Enjoyed the point that the violence of Rachmanism is no longer necessary to evict renters and increase rents as the law itself can now be used instead via 'no fault' evictions.

Prime Minister Starmer's lapidary statement re the Gaza genocide is problematic in at least two respects: 1. it gives the impression that what happened on Oct7 may remotely justify the military course that has ensued (which it does not, in any possible way); 2. it casts a shadow

The grotesque nature of today’s private rented sector proves that landlords are incapable of behaving themselves unless we force them to. We must hear their collective cry for regulation. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

As ever, Nick cuts right to the heart of the issues plaguing the housing system: kids are growing up homeless whilst landlords squeeze as much profit as possible from renters & the public purse

"In many parts of the world these measures are seen as basic, but in England they are revolutionary." Excellent by Nick Bano on the Renters Rights Bill theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

🚨 NEW POLLING: Our latest YouGov polling has found that 44% of landlords would SUPPORT rent controls (based on location & quality of the property) Support: 44% Oppose: 47% Don’t know: 9% Here’s what else our polling found. 🧵⬇️ common-wealth.org/publications/h…

📣 Clarion Housing Association ordered to pay significant compensation for discriminating against tenant 📣 Ms Feeney was represented by Nick Bano of GCC's #HousingLaw Team, instructed by Serdar Celebi & Anna Jones of Islington Law Centre. Read on here🔽 gardencourtchambers.co.uk/clarion-housin…

When your landlord schedules a surprise visit...

For our third episode, Clara Hill 🇵🇸 and Economic relations? I hardly knew her! got a lesson about racial capitalism in British housing and how left YIMBYism will never save us from Nick Bano Nick is a housing barrister + his book Against Landlords is out via Verso Books

Can't say this enough. We know why The Labour Party isn't talking about rent caps and rent controls, but that doesn't make it right. NEF predicts £70billion spent on Rent benefits between 2024-29. It is clearly incompetence or corruption to ignore this.

There are almost three million landlords in the UK - more than all of the NHS staff, care workers, and teachers combined. Landlordism is our national industry, and it is long overdue a reckoning. My review of Nick Bano's 'Against Landlords', for the London Review of Books lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/…