Oh ps dear developer even though I buy my songs after hearing them hear I still listen regularly via the app! Succession for tenants when the person you live with has died – for example, you may have been caring for a family member of 10 years and living with them. When they pass on, the council or housing association landlord writes to you and say you must leave. This isn’t always correct. Using his experience in event promotion and concerts he recently developed and launched “FDJ Concerts”, his very own event promotion project which focuses on live concert events. Roni Marsh, Money Advice team leader, on Making sure you’re getting the benefits you’re entitled to There is a ‘right to repairs scheme’ which outlines how long a repair should take to be resolved. I would say anything that goes beyond this deserves a complaint and to have the issue escalated:

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. However the playlist is just a simple list and if you have never heard the songs before then you don’t know which song it is that you are listening to! Qualifying repairs under the right to repair scheme for local authority (aka council) tenantsprovides a useful guideline: Repair typeFRISKY 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. Neither has the option to buy songs directly from iTunes been added! (Other apps do have this option)

On 20 March 2019 a new law came into force to make sure that rented houses and flats are ‘ fit for human habitation’, which means that they are safe, healthy and free from things that could cause serious harm. Eviction and possession proceedings (from your rented home), including notices served by your landlord 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. 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.Your landlord is responsible for most repairs in your home. This applies to private landlords, councils and housing associations.