| In this issue: – SHAC National Tenants and Residents Union Conference Date Changed & Venue Confirmed – SHAC Meeting Reminder – iPaper Interview Call Out |
| SHAC Conference: Forming a National Tenants and Residents Union Date Changed and Venue Confirmed Register here now – places are limited! – Time: 11am – 4pm, Saturday 11th October 2025 – Venue: The Indian YMCA, 41 Fitzroy Square, London W1T 6AQ (map) – Zoom option: Select on registration We are delighted to let you know that we have been able to secure a conference venue with excellent public transport links, but please note that the date has been brought forward a week. We will debate how we turn the concept of a national tenants and residents union from a vision into reality, with a paper setting out our initial ideas circulated in advance. If you have registered already, you don’t need to do so again, just please note the change of date. However, if you would like to join us and haven’t registered, please do so now here as places are limited! Please like and share: Bluesky ~ Twitter ~ Facebook ~ Instagram |
 SHAC Monthly Meeting: Our August meeting will hear updates on all our campaigns and is open to all members. It is an opportunity for you to share any campaigns or actions you are organising to challenge bad practice by your landlord. Please join us. 6.30pm, Thursday 28 August 2025 Zoom link ~ ID: 823 4952 0596 ~ Passcode: 656982 Add to calendar The times and dates for all 2025 monthly meetings are all available on our Events page. |
 iPaper Interview Call Out Anjola Fashawe is a journalist for the iPaper, and is researching cases of renters who have experienced house shares where they had limited access such as: – No access to the kitchen on specific days – No access to the living room – Other limited house share restrictions i.e. weekdays only If you have examples to share with Anjola, please contact her by the 28th August via anjolaoluwa.Fashawe@theipaper.com. |
 Please help lobby government for a scheme which allows tenants and residents to pay disputed service charges to the courts, only passing to landlords if they can prove the charge’s legitimacy. Otherwise, the money returns to the tenant/leaseholder. Please sign here. |
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 Nextdoor Network – Recruit to SHAC Join Nextdoor Posting a message on the Nextdoor app is one great way to encourage tenants and residents from your landlord (or other housing associations) to join SHAC and build critical strength. It will help to raise awareness of SHAC’s work and to encourage more recruits to lobby the Government and get our voices heard. Nextdoor is a Facebook-style social networking site that links people in the same locality. You can find out more and get set up here. |