Cracks in walls, ceilings, or floors are often more than cosmetic issues — they’re a serious sign of housing disrepair. Structural damage can affect the stability and safety of your home, making it unfit for tenants to live in. If your landlord has ignored signs of cracking walls or structural instability, you have the right to make a housing disrepair claim and recover...
Faulty wiring and electrical problems are among the most dangerous issues tenants face in rented homes. Electrical faults can lead to power cuts, damaged appliances, and even fires — yet some landlords still fail to act promptly when these problems are reported. If you’ve been living with unsafe electrics, you could be entitled to a housing disrepair compensation claim.
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Cycling in Scotland has seen tremendous growth over the past decade. From Glasgow’s busy city lanes to the stunning routes of the Highlands, thousands of Scots now cycle daily — for fitness, commuting, or simple enjoyment. But with this increase comes greater exposure to road dangers.
Despite being one of the most eco-friendly ways to travel, cycling can be risky. Cyclists are among...
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