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Unrest, Conflicts and War
Hours later, an explosion struck near the U.S. embassy in Kabul. The violence comes as Afghanistan faces presidential elections on Sept. 28.
The announcement came as the U.S. released new evidence to support its allegation that Iran was responsible for the attack on Saudi Arabia's oil sites.
The president tweeted that he's authorized the release of strategic petroleum reserves "if needed" to stabilize energy markets after an attack on Saudi oil sites.
Yemen's Houthi rebels have claimed responsibility for the attacks in Buqyaq and the Khurais oil field.
The groups targeted in the bureau's investigation are largely involved in nonviolent civil disobedience.
The attacks on a detention center run by Houthi rebels have been characterized as the deadliest so far this year by the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen.
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at the Hong Kong airport on Sunday, hours after violent clashes broke out between protesters and police.
Police arrested a 33-year-old Afghan citizen after the attack. Officials do not believe it is terrorism-related.
A march was not permitted by police, but protesters took to the streets anyway, building a wall out of barricades and setting it on fire.
Protesters have taken to the semiautonomous Chinese territory's streets for more than two months.
Those arrested include anti-India protesters as well as pro-India Kashmiri leaders who have been held in jails and other makeshift facilities.
The explosions occurred in public squares, markets and outside restaurants in the city of Jalalabad.
Following weeks of violent clashes with police, pro-democracy demonstrators say they hope for a peaceful march.
Police arrested at least 13 people at the Saturday rally.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi used his India Independence Day speech Thursday to defend his decision to strip Kashmir of the disputed region's special status.
Protestors apologized for disrupting travel operations at Hong Kong's international airport over two days.
Some in the mostly-Muslim territory were allowed to walk to mosques for Eid over a week after India stripped the disputed Himalayan region of its autonomy.
The predominantly Muslim area has been under lockdown and near-total communications blackout since Monday.
The attack came even as the country's warring sides said they accepted a cease-fire.
Protesters used a long, homemade slingshot to hurl rocks, bricks and other objects at another police station on Sunday.


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Vintage Yves Saint Laurent Gilt Clip-On Earrings. These stylish 1980's earrings by Yves Saint Laurent are made in polished gilt base metal. The simple undulating design is classy and understated. They make the perfect addition to the fashion jewellery collection of the elegant woman.
Label / Designer: Yves Saint Laurent
Period: 1980s
Origin: France
Material: Gilt Metal
Condition: Excellent
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1'' / 2.5cm long


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Motherhood: Simple Newborn Essentials
At 30 years old, I am the youngest of five kids and still the baby of the family. None of my siblings have had children, so this little one is going to be the first baby in three decades! To say I am inexperienced in the baby department would be an understatement. It absolutely blows my mind when I see all of the STUFF for this stage of life, and it's really hard for me to believe that most of it is really all that necessary. As with most things in life, however, I tried to take a very thoughtful approach and select items that I hope will have a long life and/or fit a wide range of needs. The verdict is still out on if any of our selections prove to be wise investments, but I guess you don't know until you try!
I've received a number of requests asking what we decided to purchase for this little girl of ours, so I thought it would be helpful to summarize everything in one place. This isn't a complete guide to everything we have, but it's pretty darn close. I'm hoping to put together a "and this is what we actually used" post in six months or so, but the items below are our starting point. I hope this is helpful!
I'm sure it comes as no surprise that when designing the nursery, selecting pieces that fit seamlessly into our home was a top priority. I wanted to ensure that the space flowed well with the rest of the home and that pieces could be shifted to other areas as needs change in the months and years to come. We stuck with a neutral color palette and multifunctional pieces.
Crib : The simple design and extremely affordable price tag made this an easy choice. It seems very sturdy and even converts into a toddler bed for extended longevity.
Crib Sheet : Tyler and I absolutely love our linen sheets, so I just couldn't pass on linen in the nursery as well. I have found that linen holds up well over time, so I have high hopes for this guy. We also received a a really nice cotton muslin crib sheet from family, so we have a few nice options here.
Glider : It's actually kind of surprising to me how few simple options are available when it comes to rockers and gliders. When you also don't want to spend a fortune, it's like trying to find a needle in a haystack. This Babyletto glider checked all of our boxes. My parents and siblings bought this for us, and I think it's going to see a lot of use. It's extremely comfortable and fits both Tyler and me well. It comes with a foot stool, but I actually decided to switch things up with a leather poof which I hope proves to be a really durable option both in the nursery and elsewhere in the house.
Dresser / Changing Table : After several failed attempts to restore a dresser I inherited from my Grandma's basement, we worked with Hedge House Furniture to create a custom solution. The final product is a mix between their Avers Dresser and the Nelson Credenza. It is the most beautiful piece of furniture we own!
Book Shelf : Sleek and inexpensive. I like the texture and depth that the black metal adds to the space.
Crib Mattress : Lots of options out there, but we went with this one because of its breathability, washability, the fact that it is 100% recyclable. We received this from family and are thrilled with it thus far. It has a really nice snug fit with the IKEA crib. I love that we can just hose this guy down and set him outside to dry when needed.
Storage Basket : You can never have too many baskets! This one is a great size and extremely versatile.
Braided Rug : We ordered and sent back several rugs but ultimately landed on this one due to price, texture, and comfort. It is incredibly soft underfoot and is very affordable for an 8x10. The only downside I've seen thus far is that is does shed quite a bit, but I've been regularly sweeping it in hopes that subsides over time. Even still, I would purchase again.
The vast majority of clothes for this little girl are from H&M or Zara as they proved to have really cute options for reasonable prices. I also waited to purchase everything when I found a sale, with the goal of not spending more than $5 on a onesie. A few pieces were more expensive than that, but overall I was able to stick to the goal. I also tried to stick to the following quantities for EACH stage (e.g. 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-9 months, etc.):
8-10 onesies / tops | 4-5 bottoms | 2-3 sleepwear | 2-3 dresses / rompers | 1-2 outerwear / sweaters | 1 Hat | 6 Socks | 3 Bibs
Going Home Outfit : An organic cotton gauze fabric in a kimono style makes this perfect for those early newborn days when the umbilical cord has yet to fall off and the weather is hot and humid in Indiana.
Bloomers : A nice lightweight cotton option that should be easy to slip on and off.
Bow : A super minimal bow in leather? So cute!
Short Sleeve Onesies : Basic white organic onesies at a great price.
Kimono Gown : An incredibly soft sleep gown that can be knotted at the bottom to adjust length.
Sun Hat : A must-have for a summer babe!
Long Sleeve Onesie : I'm a sucker for anything striped and super soft. While a bit more expensive, this onesie is extremely well made.
Footed Leggings : Super soft footed leggings perfect for chilly air conditioned rooms and as the weather turns towards fall. I like that these mean no socks are lost!
Quite possibly the most expensive category when expecting a first child, but one that I tried to be very intentional with our selections. While there are most definitely less expensive options on the market, we took a number of factors into account when making our selections and ultimately decided that we were willing to spend more if it meant buying an item that would serve multiple functions and require less "stuff".
Jogging Stroller : I did a LOT of research on strollers. An embarrassing amount of research, if I'm being honest, but this was one of the most important selections to me because we are a really active family. We walk every single night. Not only that, we live in rural Indiana with no sidewalks in sight and a gravel driveway with all four seasons that like to put on a show. I didn't feel as if it was smart for us to purchase just any old stroller, but I also didn't want multiple (travel, jogging, all-terrain, etc.). I finally landed on the Urban Glide 2 by Thule and I have extremely high hopes. A number of you messaged me and said you had this and loved it, so I'll take that as a great sign! I'll be sure to report back on my thoughts after we give this a thorough run.
Solly Baby Wrap : Everyone seems to swear by baby wearing these days, and the thought of having both of my arms free to get things done around the house is quite appealing. There are several brands on the market, but we landed on the Solly Baby due to so many positive reviews and cost. I can definitely see this as being my "wear around the house and for errands" wrap when I don't want to lug around a stroller.
Backpack : The verdict is still out on what type of bag is going to work best, but I have high hopes for my beloved backpack from Joshu+Vela. I bought this during a going out of business sale several months ago and have used it extensively.
Car Seat + Base : So many people recommended the Nuna brand when it came to all things baby. While none of their stroller options quite fit our needs, we did decide to go with their PIPA Lite car seat. Weighing in at just 5.3 lbs, it is the lightest on the market. I liked the clean design and the base is super sleek. We also purchased a car seat adapter so the car seat can work with our Thule stroller.
Ergobaby Omni 360 Carrier : We bought this through Target when they had a 15% off coupon through Cartwheel. Target tends to have a lot of great baby gear on sale if you use their app, so I would recommend checking that out before making purchases! While we already had a stroller and the Solly Baby wrap, I thought a more structured carrier that would work up to 45 lbs seemed like a smart investment. I'm hopeful this little girl will love her stroller, but I can see us walking every night with this carrier on as well. This one will be great for hiking, too - and something a bit better for Tyler to wear as needed.
Extra Car Seat Base : While the PIPA car seat comes with a base, we decided to have an extra on hand to make things really simple. We'll likely keep one in my car and one in Tyler's, but we also like to travel out to California in the winter while my parents are in Palm Springs, and it will be really nice to throw the extra base in their car before they drive out so that all we have to do is bring her car seat with us on the plane and we'll be good to go.
Diaper Bag Organizer : I didn't want to invest in a diaper bag nor did I care for the look of any I saw, so I decided to buy an organizer that I can easily slide in and out of my existing bags. This is the "mini" size, but it seems perfect for carrying a few diapers, wipes, outfit change, pacifier, etc.
This is the category I see as the "nice-to haves". I purchased many of these items on the recommendations of family, friends, and followers. Time will tell regarding what ends up working well for us, but I feel good about the selections we made. My biggest piece of advice? Wait for sales, look for second-hand, or see if you can find open-box or imperfect options. We bought several "used once and baby hated it" items on Ebay for a fraction of the retail prices!
Babybjorn Bouncer : You just never know what a baby is going to enjoy, so I hated to spend an arm and a leg on a bouncer out of the gate. I found this one on Ebay for a fraction of the retail price, and I'm hopeful it's a winner! So far I really like that it lays completely flat and we can store it under the sofa in our living room. I also like that the cover slips off for easy washing.
Solly Baby Swaddle : I was able to snag this for the cost of shipping when Solly Baby hit 300K followers on Instagram. It's extremely soft and the weight should be ideal for summer.
White Noise Machine : Everyone seems to swear by this thing, so we're going to give it a try.
Max + Moose Swaddle : We have two of these, one in "Fog" and one in "Mushroom". They are gorgeous and the perfect weight to be an everyday, all-the-things kind of blanket/swaddle. I think these are going to see a LOT of use.
Infant Lounger : I heard nothing but positive reviews about the Snuggle Me Organic infant lounger, so I decided to give it a shot. I bought an "imperfect" on their website at a great price, and I have to admit that I don't see a darn thing wrong with it. Highly recommend checking out this section if you're in the market and want to save a few bucks!
Baby Camera : Chris Loves Julia and Yellow Brick Home both raved about this baby camera and for the price, we had to give it a shot.
Pacifier : Love the style and color of these Bibs pacifiers, but we also have some Natursutten. We'll see if she likes any of them.
D I A P E R I N G + F E E D I N G + B A T H i n g
I suppose this is the category that really gets down to the nitty-gritty details of it all. There are countless options available, but I believe in selecting what works best for you and your family. We're taking the "one day at a time" approach and have zero experience, so it's going to be quite the learning curve in our household! I relied on a lot of advice from friends, family and reviews online when making selections.
Keekaroo Changing Pad : Tons of people recommended this, and I love the simple design and ease of cleaning. Less laundry? Yes, please.
Cloth Diapers : Speaking of things I've done a lot of research about… I'm convinced that cloth diapering is the rabbit hole of all rabbit holes. There are an overwhelming number of options, and I ultimately decided that I'm just not going to know what works best for us until I give a few things a try. While there are a lot of pros and cons to all of the different styles (prefolds/flats, fitted, pockets, all-in-one's), I decided to give the Charlie Banana One Size Hybrid All-In-One diaper a try. These diapers have a smart pocket for slipping in either washable or disposable inserts, hence the hybrid part. Each diaper comes with two super soft fleece lined inserts that are highly absorbent and soft and are supposed to fit babies from 6-35 lbs. Here is a really helpful video I've watched countless times all about Charlie Banana diapers for those interested.
Bath Support : Again, lots of options out there, but we heard great things about this guy for the price. I don't like that it's a bit bulky and likely will only be used for a short period of time, but you win some and you lose some.
Burp Cloths : Received several packs of these from family and friends. They seem very absorbent and I like that they are just a simple white design.
Diaper Pail : I liked that this pail was made of steel, helping keep smells at bay, and that it doesn't require any special bags. I also found an "open box" one on Amazon for a great price, so we went for it. It did arrive with a slight dent in the side, but you have to really look to see it. Totally worth the cost savings in my book.
Bottle Starter Set : I've heard finding a bottle can be quite the challenge, but I liked the versatility of this starter set.
Disposable Diapers : While I'm hopeful we will really get the hang of cloth diapers and be able to use them the majority of the time, I'm trying to keep my options as open as possible. We purchased plenty of newborn and size 1 Honest Company diapers to get us through the first several weeks/months when everything is brand new.
Placemat : We obviously won't need this right away, but I loved the sleek design and easy clean-up of this silicone mat.
Water Wipes : Everyone seems to rave about these wipes, so we're giving them a shot. I like that they don't have a scent as I'm really sensitive to smells.
Diaper Balm : Lots of great reviews about this organic diaper balm, so we're giving it a try.
Haakaa Breast Pump : SO many people recommended this and at $12, I figured why not? I also have a Medela electric breast pump which I was able to get through my insurance company, but I've heard this little guy is a life saver.
Body Wash : Stumbled upon a giant pack of this at Costco, so we bought some to try.
While all things baby-related seem to be inundated with very strong opinions, I've found none more so than the health and safety category. We're just planning to give it our best and trust our intuition!
Nasal Aspirator : Everyone seems to swear by this thing. If it works, great!
Nail Clippers : I've heard this is one of the least fun tasks of having a newborn, but one that is very necessary. We received this kit from a friend, and I'm hopeful I can figure out how to navigate it without any mishaps!
Thermometer : I actually bought one of those temporal forehead thermometers but ended up returning it after the nurses/doctors at our hospital said how unreliable they are. You're apparently supposed to rely on rectal thermometers for the first few months, and then either oral or underarm is best. I found this guy for a great price on Amazon and it does all three.
Gas Relief : Tyler is skeptical about this one, but people say it works! We'll report back. :)
This category should be an interesting one to navigate in the years to come, but we're starting out really slow and simple. We received so many fantastic books from friends and family. I'm looking forward to memorizing them all!
Books : When I Am Big and This is How We Do It were both highly recommended.
Rattle : Sleek, simple and beautiful. If only you could say the same about all kids toys! :)
Rhino : Tyler and I both just love this little stuffed rhino. We hope she does, too! The ears get me every time…
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Parkinson's support group will begin in The County
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — A new support group for people living with Parkinson's disease, along with their family members and friends, will begin at AR Gould Hospital in Presque Isle. The first meeting will take place Wednesday, March 6, from 4 to 5 p.m. in the hospital conference center.
Jennifer Bryce, MA, CCC-SLP, a speech therapist at the hospital who often works with patients with PD to help improve symptoms of voice, swallowing and memory problems, will lead the group. She started a similar group when she was working in the midcoast region and, based on that success, wanted to provide the same valuable resource here when she recently relocated to Aroostook County.
"I have truly enjoyed the experience of helping people who are living with Parkinson's disease," said Bryce, who has more than 20 years of experience in her field.
"By bringing people with the condition together, I hope the meetings will help people with the disease, and their loved ones, find the answers to their questions and also discover a source of comfort and support in each other," she said. "The experience of discussing their individual challenges helps Parkinson's patients know that they are not alone and realize positive solutions for living with the illness."
The symptoms of Parkinson's disease are unique to each individual, but frequently include physical tremor, stiff muscles, rigidity, and balance issues. Memory, speech, swallowing and sleep can also be affected.
"People with Parkinson's have so many different challenges in their daily life, things that most of us take for granted, like talking, getting dressed, sleeping and eating," said Bryce.
The group will meet the first Wednesday of each month from 4 to 5 p.m. in the AR Gould conference center. In addition to the traditional sharing and support, guest presenters are planned, to be determined based on the interest of group members.
"People should understand that this support group is not a therapy group or a substitute for medical treatment or health counseling. It is really more of a self-help group with some education added in," said Bryce.
"The meetings offer people with the condition the chance to share information and talk about their experience. Meanwhile, special guests and presenters will periodically be available to discuss specific topics of interest."
Bryce is collaborating with Karen Marsters, president of the Maine Parkinson's Society, to establish the support group. Marsters plans to attend the group and share her knowledge of resources across the state.
While there are several PD support groups in the state, this is the only one in The County at this time. However, Marsters and Bryce hope to provide additional PD support groups in other locations in the future.
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PFLUGERVILLE, Texas (KXAN) — Seventeen-year-old Nikita Kondapalli spent a month scouring a national medical database looking for links between Hodgkin's Lymphoma cancer survivors, wanting to know their chances of developing other cancers five years after they beat the disease.
Nikita is part of a team of three high school students who discovered the risks.
"If someone had Hodgkin's Lymphoma and they were over 50, they would know what to look for," said Nikita, who is a student at Harmony Science Academy Pflugerville.
The young researchers discovered that former Hodgkin's patients 49 years and younger had a greater chance of developing urinary cancers five year after being in remission. And for survivors 50 and older, their risk of respiratory cancers ticked up. The team submitted their findings to the American Society of Hematology, or ASH, for short.
And this week, the group invited them to unveil their findings at the ASH conference. It was a chance for trained researchers to test their discovery.
"You know how a science fair works, right? People come up to you and ask you questions about your project," she said. "They were like, 'I didn't know this' or 'I didn't know that.'"
Nikita said she was challenged to do the project by a family friend, who is a doctor at Baylor, Scott and White Medical Center. He guided the group through their month-long research, inspecting it at times, and offering ideas at other times. He suggested that the team submit their work to ASH and showed them how to present it.
"He always said to be confident," Nikita said. "He helped us a lot. He brought us this opportunity,"
Nikita said she doesn't share much about her weekend research with classmates or her teachers. They will not understand most of it, she said.
"There were a lot of things that we didn't understand," she said.
At the conference, Nikita said other researchers and doctors were amazed by her findings. And they had one request: do more research.
"That's what we want to do," said Nikita. "Theories on how people get such high risks for those cancers." What's more, her findings will soon be published in two medical journals, one in the U.S. and one in Japan.
Nikita said right now her research is on hold as she focuses on getting into college, preferably the University of Texas Austin. She wants to attend medical school. And her research project may be the golden ticket in.
"I didn't do it for that, but I would like it to be," she said. Her team will most likely begin a new research project in the summer.


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MALAYBALAY CITY (BukidnonNews.Net/09 Feb) The police chief of Cabanglasan town in Bukidnon's border with Agusan del Sur and his deputy died when fellow policeman lobbed grenades at them right after a gathering and dinner Monday night at the local police station.
Police Inspector Jiselle Ester Lou M. Longakit, Bukidnon provincial police office public information officer, confirmed the report via telephone Monday night.
Cabanglasan vice mayor Lolita Obsioma told Hansel Echavez, chief of the Bukidnon Provincial Public Affairs and Information and Assistance Office late Monday night that Police Senior Inspector Crisanto Molina died in the incident. She also confirmed that Molina's deputy, Police Inspector Dexter Garcia, also died.
The suspect, a police officer of the town who was reported to have tested positive in a drug test, is at large, municipal officials said.
Longakit said manhunt operations are on-going against the suspect, which she identified as PO1 Gorospe Cairo, a member of the Cabanglasan police force.
Echavez said the suspect, identified by a witness, lobbed the first grenade at Molina in the dining hall where he and Garcia were left. The blast killed him instantly with his head and back heavily damaged. Garcia managed to run after the suspect after the initial attack but also died in a hospital later after he was hit by the second grenade lobbed by the suspect.
Before the incident, local officials have cited requests they made to pull out two police officers in town who were reported to have tested positive in the drug test. Molina was quoted to have said he was waiting for the order from the regional and provincial police offices for the pull out.
Longakit said Cairo was supposed to report to the Bukidnon Provincial Police Office on Tuesday "while undergoing the process of pre-charge evaluation of the administrative case that will be filed against them."
Both Molina and Garcia, she added, joined the Philippine National Police through its Lateral Entry Program, a scheme that allows professionals from select fields to enter the police force obtaining inspector ranks and without going through the Philippine National Police Academy. (Walter I. Balane/BukidnonNews.Net)


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If you are a new student to the Berkley Bands, or are currently in Concert Band or Wind Symphony, and would like to audition for a higher level ensemble, please click on the following link for your appropriate instrument. Play as far into the audition excerpt as you feel confident playing. The entire piece is not required, but the more of it you play, the better your chances of being placed in a higher level ensemble.
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Sloanes Cafe in Paddington is the place to be for a delicious breakfast. With their meals made fresh and full of flavour, Sloanes Cafe not only does a fantastic breakfast but also a great lunch and tapas menu. Extremely family friendly, this pace is the local mother's meeting hang out, but the scenesters also know what a fantastic local secret Sloanes Cafe really is. The service is fast and friendly, making it a wonderful place to hang out.


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30+ years of paintings, talked about one painting at a time: what went into the paintings, what I was trying to say, what was happening at the time of my life that I made the paintings. The paintings themselves are narrative, and this adds a little more to the story that they tell.
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SWLA are proud to be supporting Gas Safety Week 2019, taking place 16th – 22nd September.
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Vice Chairman Iain Maitland attended the Fair Possession Coalition meeting at Smith Square London on Friday 30th August 2019.
Section 21 abolition was the main topic of discussion with an update on progress and an agreement on the way ahead. Also on the agenda was licensing, landlord registration and HMO standards.
We had a meeting in our Office today, with Andy Richens, and Nigel Mellor both Policy Advisors from the "Office of Tax Simplification".
In attendance were Iain Maitland (Vice Chairman), Steve Lees (Chairman) and Katarina Swain (Treasurer). They came to discuss and obtain our viewpoint on simplifying Tax payments for the self-employed and landlords. We will update you as we receive more information on this subject in due course.
The Chairman (Steve Lees) Vice Chairman (Iain Maitland) and Policy Officer (Linda Johns) met with Councillor Chris Penberthy, Cabinet Member for Housing & Co-operative Development and Matt Garrett Head of Community Connections Plymouth City Council.
On the agenda and discussed were – abolition of Section 21 notice, HMO licensing and purpose built student accommodation, planning and empty homes policy.
Their next planned meeting is for 30th September 2019.
On 8th August 2019, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government made slight changes to the Section 21, Form 6A and the Notes which accompany the form. The changes are very minor but we remind SWLA members to use the most up to date form when serving notice or this could cause issues in gaining possession. As Form 6A is a statutory notice, the wording is prescribed and cannot be changed without a statutory instrument, it's only the layout of this form that has been updated. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/assured-tenancy-forms#form-6a
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We encourage members to approach their MPs to explain the impact the loss of Section 21 will have on them and their businesses. A letter template can be downloaded on the SWLA Members Area under 'stationery'. Alternatively, contact the office if you would prefer a copy by email.
The government, with cross party support, intends to abolish the Section 21. There will be a consultation process, but the intention is clear: Section 21s will go!
Tenant lobby groups have long campaigned for longer tenancies and more security of tenure. Cross party MPs have been convinced that Section 21s are greatly mis-used. Nothing could be further from the truth.
The majority of landlords only seek repossession for legitimate reasons. In a government survey, it was found that the most common cause of repossession is rent arrears (58%) with misuse of property/anti-social behaviour second (45%).
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It is imperative that the Section 21 is not abolished without a new system in place that provides landlords with the same level of confidence about repossessing properties in legitimate circumstances.
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The current judicial process for dealing with possession cases is confusing for tenants and landlords and takes on average over 5 months from service of notice to possession.
The Coalition wants a comprehensive overhaul of the regulations and processes for possession. There should be clear grounds for repossessions that are unable to be exploited by criminal landlords or unreliable tenants. Also a fully funded housing court, use of mediation and local venues. The process should be less intimidating for tenants and landlords and should enable both to obtain swift and accessible justice.
We request all of our members to read the Coalition's proposals; https://www.landlordssouthwest.co.uk/2019/07/18/swla-joins-fair-possessions-coalition/
Then, contact your MP to ensure that they are aware of landlord concerns regarding the removal of the Section 21 without a suitable replacement procedure.
There is a letter template on the SWLA website in the 'members area' which you can download, amend and send. Alternative, please contact the SWLA office and we will email you a copy.
SECTION 21 repossessions should be retained in the private rented sector unless and until a new system is in place that provides landlords with the same level of confidence about repossessing properties in legitimate circumstances.
Groups representing landlords and letting agents forming a 'Fair Possessions Coalition' have united in warning that plans to abolish Section 21 repossessions without a new system in place would undermine investment in the sector at a time when private landlords are relied upon on to provide homes for one in five households in England.
In a statement the Coalition notes that whilst landlords much prefer to have good tenants staying long term in their properties they need certainty that in legitimate circumstances, such as tenant rent arrears or anti-social behaviour, they can swiftly and easily repossess their properties in much the same way as social landlords and mortgage lenders.
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Instead of tinkering with the system, the Coalition calls for a comprehensive overhaul of the regulations and processes enabling landlords to repossess their properties. It should lay out clear grounds for repossession that are unable to be exploited by criminal landlords or unreliable tenants.
Linked to the reform should be the establishment of a new, dedicated, fully funded housing court. This should make better use of mediation taking into account models in use abroad and meet in local venues such as schools and community centres, making the process less intimidating and easier for landlords and tenants to obtain the swift and accessible justice they need if the relationship is to work effectively.
The Coalition argues that such reforms must form part of a wider package of measures including welfare reforms to better support vulnerable tenants to sustain tenancies and smart taxation to encourage the development of the new homes for private rent the country needs.
The Fair Possessions Coalition is made up of: ARLA Propertymark; Cornwall Residential Landlords Association; Country Land and Business Association; East Midlands Property Owners; Eastern Landlords Association; Guild of Residential Landlords; Humber Landlords Association; iHowz; Landlord Action; Leeds Property Association; National Landlords Alliance; National Landlords Association; North West Landlords Association; Portsmouth and District Private Landlords' Association; Residential Landlords Association; Safe Agent; South West Landlords Association; and Theresa Wallace (Chair, The Lettings Industry Council)
A thriving private
rental market that provides choice for tenants hinges on landlords having
confidence that they can regain possession of their property in a timely and
efficient way. At present, only Section 21 repossessions provide that
certainty. It should be kept unless and until a new system is in place that
provides landlords with the same level of certainty. The other routes currently
available for repossessing properties do not meet this test.
1.1 The process for repossessing properties should meet the needs of tenants and landlords in a modern private-rented sector and must be established upon the following key principles.
2.1 Private landlords prefer to have reliable tenants in their property long term. Changes in tenants creates greater work and costs which no landlord actively seeks, whilst a desire for continuity makes in-tenancy rent increases less likely.
2.2 That is why the average length that a private sector tenant has been in their current property is increasing and is now 4.1 years (English Housing Survey (EHS), 2017-18). It is why in the last 3 years around 90 per cent of tenancies which came to an end were ended by the tenant (EHS, 2016-17). Also, 70 per cent of landlords have said they kept the rent the same following their most recent tenancy renewal (English Private Landlords Survey, 2018).
2.3 With the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors warning of average annual rent rises of 3 per cent over the next five years as a result of the demand for private rented homes exceeding supply, it is vital that the vast majority of landlords who do the right thing are supported to provide the homes to rent the country needs. Quite simply, security of tenure will mean nothing without there being sufficient homes to rent in the first place.
2.4 As a consequence it is essential private landlords have confidence that in legitimate circumstance they can swiftly and easily regain possession of their property, in the same way mortgage lenders and social landlords can if they need to.
2.5 Much of the focus of debate has been on the use of Section 21 repossessions. Some have argued that they amount to 'no fault evictions' but that is not the case. All the evidence from our respective organisations shows that the overwhelming majority of landlords use Section 21 for legitimate purposes such as tenant rent arrears or anti-social behaviour, where Section 8 is often ineffective.
2.6 For the vast majority of landlords, using Section 21 is the only certainty they have that in legitimate circumstances they can regain possession in a timely way. Section 8 is simply not working as it should for two key reasons:
2.7 There are clearly a small minority of landlords who abuse their position and seek to evict tenants simply for raising concerns about standards in a property. This is unacceptable, but as the Deregulation Act makes clear, such 'retaliatory evictions' are already illegal and councils have powers to prevent them. Sadly, as with too much legislation in the sector, these powers are not being properly used or enforced.
3.1 The Government has made clear its plans to scrap Section 21 repossessions in favour of reforms to Section 8 and improvements to the Court Processes.
3.2 In the interest of maintaining confidence in the market and the supply of sufficient private rented housing it is vital that rather than tinkering with the current regulations wholesale reforms are made to legislation and processes governing the repossession of properties by landlords. This is more likely to achieve a result that is fair to both landlords and tenants.
3.3 This means not rushing change and also ensuring that all the elements for the reformed regulations and processes are in place well before Section 21 is removed. This would give essential confidence that any new system put in place works and that space is available to properly address any teething problems before Section 21 is abolished.
3.4 The Government should also consider the law of unintended consequences. This includes:
4.1 Landlords have legitimate reasons to repossess. These need to be laid out so they are clear and comprehensive. This will ensure that both landlords and tenants understand their rights and responsibilities to each other. It will also make it clear where a landlord is abusing their position making it more difficult for them to do so. Equally, a tenant will be clear about when a landlord has the right to ask them to leave and when and how this may be open to challenge.
4.2 We will be preparing a detailed note on what the grounds for repossessing properties should be and the processes and time scales that should apply alongside this statement. In the meantime, the basic grounds should include:
5.1 There should be an initial 'starter' tenancy, as is the case in the social rented sector, before it switches to the indefinite model being proposed by the Government. It is not reasonable to expect the private sector to offer better terms than a social sector which is the beneficiary of generous funding and tax breaks.
5.2 There needs to be clear and adequate periods of notice given by a landlord when seeking repossession.
5.3 The grounds for repossession need to be made clear to the tenant.
5.4 There need to be safeguards for tenants to ensure that they have protection against abuse of these rights by the minority of bad landlords.
5.5 The level of evidence that a landlord is required to produce when making an application under any ground should not be set at such a high level as to make it unreasonably difficult for them to comply but also should be sufficient to fully justify an application.
5.6 Applications to repossess properties should be easy to use to ensure landlords are not required to invest considerable sums of money for legal representation.
5.7 There should be a clear time frame for each ground of repossession to be applied for and implemented.
5.8 There should be clear and easy to understand rights for a tenant to challenge an application. Where there is a challenge there should be a clear, and easy to apply for, process for adjudication.
5.9 This needs to be efficient, expeditious and inexpensive.
5.10 Councils and others should be instructed not to encourage (or even insist that) tenants disobey court orders to leave by a specified date on the basis that the tenant will not be re-housed unless they have held on until the bailiffs arrive.
5.11 There should be a minimum fixed-term before which a tenant may not unilaterally serve notice that they intend to leave the property. This would protect landlords from uncommitted tenants who leave very shortly after a tenancy has commenced.
5.12 The Government should establish a dedicated and properly funded housing court to address the failures in the current system, namely that it takes too long to repossess property through the courts and the system is far too confusing for landlords and tenants to uphold their rights given that multiple bodies currently adjudicate on different matters in the sector.
5.13 A housing court should build on the work of the existing Property Tribunal. This would have the advantage of:
5.14 Work should be carried out to look also at different models around the world to establish what might work in the UK.
6.1 We are concerned that the logic of the Government's plans for indefinite tenancies is that there will be calls for restrictions to prevent landlords increasing rents as a means of encouraging tenants to leave a tenancy where they may have no other ground available.
6.2 The reformed structure for repossessions should ensure that this does not open the way to rent controls which, all the evidence proves, would be highly damaging and lead to a very significant reduction in supply.
6.3 Rather, the Government should reiterate that the law as it currently stands already includes provisions to prevent market abuses.
7.1 We further call for the proposals to form part of a much broader package to support tenants and good landlords. This should include:
Secretary of State James Brokenshire MP has today announced a call for evidence on deposit protection in England.
This call for evidence seeks to understand the barriers tenants face providing a second deposit when moving from one tenancy to the next. It looks at what can be done to speed up the return of deposits to tenants at the end of the tenancy.
Gillian Kerr, SWLA Office Manager attended the meeting in Bristol on Wednesday 12th June 2019. Items discussed included;
The West of England Landlord Expo (Bristol) date for 2020 is set for 26th March 2020. It's the Expo's 20th Anniversary so promises to be a busy and informative day. All landlords are welcome and it's free to attend, pop it in your diary! SWLA will have a stand at the event.
½ Day Landlord Training Courses
Monday 7th October 2019
Venue – Charter Room, Plymouth Guildhall, Royal Parade, Plymouth PL1 1HA
If you are accredited this will count towards your CPD hours, but the course is open to all.
Cost for SWLA members – £35 per half day or £65 for both courses.
Cost for non-SWLA members – £40 per half day or £75 for both courses.
First Session – 9:30 – 12:30 – Understanding the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) and Fitness for Human Habitation
Some things for you to think about, the potential high penalties for landlords who do not keep their property in repair and safe. This can lead to delays in evictions as well as damage claims from the tenants. On this course we will be looking at what is and is not acceptable condition.
Second Session – 13:30 – 16:30 – Inventory
Inventories – move in and maintaining a good property condition. What are the best ways to record condition, how at the end of the tenancy to access what is tenants damage and how much the landlord can lawfully claim in compensation.
Places secured upon receipt of payment, book your place through the office 01752 510913.
Making Tax Digital (MTD) – Mandatory digital record keeping for VAT for businesses over the VAT threshold (with turnover over £85,000) came into force from 1 April 2019. This was an important first step in the modernisation of the tax system to which the government remains committed.
The government have confirmed a light touch approach to penalties in the first year of implementation. Where businesses are doing their best to comply, no filing or record keeping penalties will be issued. The focus will be on supporting businesses to transition and the government will therefore not be mandating MTD for any new taxes or businesses in 2020.
Information above taken from the 'Spring Statement 2019: Written Ministerial Statement'. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/785618/WMS_final_Commons.pdf
For further information, see the gov.uk website; https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/making-tax-digital/overview-of-making-tax-digital
Here's the latest landlord engagement newsletter; https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/universal-credit-landlord-engagement-newsletters/may-2019-universal-credit-landlord-engagement-newsletter
The gov.uk guide has also been updated and answers many landlord queries; https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/universal-credit-and-rented-housing–2/universal-credit-and-rented-housing-guide-for-landlords
Condensation can lead to damp and mould issues, here is a video with tips on how to reduce it! https://www.plymouthenergycommunity.com/advice/energy-tips
Cornwall Home Solutions within Cornwall Council operates as a home improvement agency within the county. They administer adaptations in people's homes across all tenures, operate a Handyperson Scheme, and relocate clients with an adapted or accessible housing need into more appropriate properties.
The service head, Karen Sawyer, has advised that the number of adaptations being agreed in private rented homes are not at a high level, compared with other housing sectors.
Cornwall Council would like feedback from landlords and agencies as to what difficulties or barriers may be present which prevent landlords being able to allow adaptations or agreeing to let to those with an adaptation need.
Engagement with the private rented sector has revealed that two key barriers to adaptation were:
These issues will be addressed by:
• removing the need for a lettings certificate for modular ramping and stair-lifts
• replacing the five year lettings certificate for other medium and large adaptations with a two years letting certificate
• providing financial support for reinstatement work to put property back to the original condition before adaptations were allowed
The more feedback Cornwall Council receive the better, it will help them shape an adequate response to the needs of the sector. Feedback and queries can be directed straight to Karen: firstname.lastname@example.com
For more information see the Home Solutions Website; https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/housing/home-solutions/
The Ministry of Housing, Communities, Local Government have issued a new Section 21, form 6a that must be used from the 1st June 2019. We will be updating our stationery to include this shortly, however in the interim please use the form on gov.uk website. Here is the link for the form 6a;
Please also be aware, the Notes on "How to Complete Form 6a" have changed as well. Here is the link for the Notes.
The Ministry of Housing and Local Communities have updated the 'How to rent: the checklist for renting in England' guide.
Landlords and Agents must provide tenants with the latest copy of the guide at the beginning of a tenancy. Landlords are not required to supply a further copy of the publication each time a different version is published during the tenancy.
Print the guide straight from the gov.uk website to ensure that you are providing the latest version to your tenant.
In relation to the Housing Act 1988, Section 21; the Form 6a is also expected to be updated.
The Tenant Fees Act 2019 has arrived (01 June 2019). SWLA landlord stationery and documents have been updated accordingly. You can print documents straight from the SWLA website 'members area' to ensure that you are using the most up to date version.
The ban applies to assured shorthold tenancies (except social housing or long leases), tenancies of student accommodation and licences to occupy housing in the private rented sector in England. Most tenancies in the private rented sector are assured shorthold tenancies.
You cannot require a tenant (or anyone acting on their behalf or guaranteeing their rent) to make certain payments in connection with a tenancy. You cannot require them to enter a contract with a third party or make a loan in connection with a tenancy.
From 1 June 2019, if you enter into a tenancy agreement, student let or licence to occupy housing in the private rented sector, you will be prohibited from charging any fees or other payments that are not included in the list of permitted payments.
Where a tenancy agreement was entered into before 1 June 2019, you will still be able to charge fees until 31 May 2020, but only where these are required under an existing tenancy agreement. After 1 June 2020, the term requiring that payment will no longer be binding. Should you, in error, ask a tenant to make such a payment, you should return the payment immediately and must return this within 28 days. If you do not return the payment within 28 days, you will be treated for the purposes of the Act as having required the tenant to make a prohibited payment (a payment that is outlawed under the ban). You do not need to return any amount of tenancy deposit that is over the cap for tenancy agreements that were entered into before the Tenant Fees Act came into force.
From 1 June 2020, the ban on fees will apply to all applicable tenancies. You will not be able to charge any fees after this date unless they are a permitted payment.
If the fee you are charging is not on this list, it is a prohibited payment and you should not charge it. A prohibited payment is a payment outlawed under the ban.
The only payments you can charge in connection with a tenancy are:
a) the rent
b) a refundable tenancy deposit capped at no more than five weeks' rent where the annual rent is less than £50,000, or six weeks' rent where the total annual rent is £50,000 or above
c) a refundable holding deposit (to reserve a property) capped at no more than one week's rent
d) payments to change the tenancy when requested by the tenant, capped at £50, or reasonable costs incurred if higher
e) payments associated with early termination of the tenancy, when requested by the tenant
f) payments in respect of utilities, communication services, TV licence and council tax; and
g) A default fee for late payment of rent and replacement of a lost key/security device, where required under a tenancy agreement
More information/guidance for landlords on the Tenant Fee Ban can be found on the gov.uk website;
21 May 2019, Smith Square London
SWLA Vice Chair Iain Maitland attended the joint RLA/NLA hosted summit chaired by the crossbench peer The Earl of Lytton.
The summit was to agree a united Draft Blueprint for Reforms to Regulations Governing Repossession. Representatives of landlords amd letting agents met to;
When the agreed Draft Statement is finalised, SWLA will promulgate, lobby and encourage members to lobby to have the principles incorporated into any new legislation proposed in the wake of the abolition of the Section 21 Notice (often referred to as the 'No Fault Eviction').
Steve Lees (SWLA Chair) and Iain Maitland (SWLA Vice-Chair) met with Matt Garrett and Councillor Penberthy on Wednesday 22nd May to discuss the Private Rented Sector.
The bulk of the meeting covered discussion on the recent announcements of the government's plans to abolish Section 21 (no fault) evictions. Prior to consultations taking place, Plymouth City Council will work with SWLA to understand the difficulties that landlords will face if Section 21s aren't an option, also understanding what improvements need to be made in the Section 8 court process.
Other topics discussed included student accommodation in Plymouth, the possible effect of Brexit on the Private Rented Sector and HMO licencing.
The Home Office have released Brexit Guidance on Right to Rent.
Until 1 January 2021 EU, EEA and Swiss citizens will continue to be able to prove their right to rent in the UK as they do now, for example by showing their passport or national identity card.
There will be no change to the way EU, EEA and Swiss citizens prove their right to rent until 1 January 2021. This remains the same if the UK leaves the EU with or without a deal. Landlords do not need to check if new EEA and Swiss tenants arrived before or after the UK left the EU, or if they have status under the EU Settlement Scheme or European temporary leave to remain.
Landlords will not need to retrospectively check the status of EU, EEA or Swiss tenants or their family members who entered into a tenancy agreement before 1 January 2021.
Irish citizens will continue to have the right to rent in the UK and prove their right to rent as they do now, for example using their passport.
Landlords should continue to conduct right to rent checks on all prospective tenants to comply with the code of practice on illegal immigrants and private rented accommodation and the code of practice for landlords: avoiding unlawful discrimination.
As is currently the case, in order for a landlord to obtain a statutory excuse from a civil penalty when letting to the non-EEA family member of an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen, the prospective tenant will need to show Home Office issued documentation as set out in the legislation and guidance.
New guidance on how to carry out right to rent checks from 1 January 2021 will be issued at a later date.
For more information see the gov.uk guidance; https://www.gov.uk/guidance/right-to-rent-checks-for-eu-eea-and-swiss-citizens-after-brexit
A new version of Form 6a which is used to issue notice under Section 21 in England will be released on the 1st June 2019 to comply with the introduction of the Tenant Fees Act.
The changes are as follows;
Amendments have been made to ensure the form accurately reflects the restriction on terminating a tenancy where a prohibited payment has been made by the landlord and not returned to the tenant, or the holding deposit has not been returned/forwarded in accordance with the Tenant Fees Ban regulations.
An amendment has been made to provide more details on HMO licencing in relation to serving a Section 21 notice. No Section 21 notice may be given in relation to an assured shorthold tenancy of part of an unlicensed HMO whilst it remains unlicensed.
More information has been added for tenants regarding homelessness support services. The form provides a link to Government possession guidance and further information on bodies such as Citizens Advice and Shelter.
SWLA will update the 'members stationery' area on 1st June 2019 with the new form.
Whether you are a seasoned landlord, or a first time buyer, this event offers free advice on all aspects of letting property. SWLA will have a stand at the event, come along and see us if you are there!
Thursday 23 May 2019, 4.30pm to 8.30pm
Old Forde House, Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 4XX – Free parking
For further information and to book your ticket;
We had a great turn out for our General Meeting on Wednesday 24th April at the Future Inn, Plymouth.
Over 80 of our members came along to hear our 3 speakers present;
We also had Jeremy Wood from Excaliber Associates speaking about the importance of having comprehensive landlord insurance.
We'd like to thank all our speakers for their interesting and informative presentations and all our members and guests for coming along.


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Pakistan and Sri Lanka went into the game with a win and a loss, and now each get a point for the washout.
The Cricket World Cup had its first washout on Friday, with rain preventing any ball being bowled in the group match between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The 11th game of the tournament always looked under threat on Day 9 after persistent rain in the morning at Bristol's County Ground.
The rain started to ease around noon and conditions had improved at the time of a pitch inspection, with occasional sunshine, but umpires decided the ground was too wet. The decision was announced shortly after 3:45 p.m. local time (1445 GMT).
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Hundreds of Pakistan and Sri Lanka fans, draped in their country's colors, had hoped at least for a reduced, 20-over match but took the decision well. Sri Lanka supporters have already seen one rain-interrupted game, where the 1996 champions beat Afghanistan in Cardiff.
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Sri Lanka's next game is against Bangladesh here Tuesday. Pakistan plays defending champion Australia in Taunton the following day.
Pakistan had ended a run of 11 straight losses in one-day internationals by beating top-ranked England by 14 runs in a thriller at Trent Bridge on Monday. That impressive performance came after its second-lowest World Cup total of 105 in a shambolic opening loss to West Indies.
"As a team we really wanted to play this match especially after gaining momentum with the win against England," Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed said.
"It is unfortunate that we were not able to play. We have great team spirit and our confidence is on a high after beating England. We would want to carry the momentum into the remaining games. We won't relax in our remaining six matches," he added.
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Aegerter fights but suffers, Mulhauser works hard
For the last time before the final round in Valencia, on 13 November, the MotoGP Circus enjoys the European sunshine this weekend. In ten days everyone will be heading for a long trip towards the East for the overseas Grand Prix triple header in Japan, Australia and Malaysia. Finishing 3rd overall today, Thomas Lüthi (Garage Plus Interwetten) made a good start to the Aragon GP on the circuit of Motorland in Alcañiz. He was only 0.01 seconds behind Takaaki Nakagami from Japan, who was the fastest man of the day. This Friday saw Dominique Aegerter (carXpert Interwetten) return back on track after his injury (right shoulder) that he sustained in a motocross training accident and that forced him to miss the British Grand Prix as well as the Grand Prix of San Marino & Della Riviera de Rimini. The third rider of the Swiss team, Robin Mulhauser (carXpert Interwetten) did not unfortunately avoid finishing last today, a bit more than 2,3 seconds off the leader. Frédéric Corminboeuf, the boss of the two Swiss teams, sums up the day: "Tom is consistent, he is fast but we still have a lot of work to do to ensure we have a good race pace. Dominique had a difficult first day, we can see that he is still struggling and we will only see on Sunday evening whether or not it was a good decision for him to ride this weekend. As for Robin, although he is far off, he had a good attitude today. He worked a lot and I hope that his effort will transform into satisfaction on Saturday in qualifying."
They said...
Dominique Aegerter (carXpert Interwetten, 27th): "I knew that it wouldn't be easy. My physical fitness is one thing, but the fact that I cannot do what I want with the bike is another thing. I feel pain when I'm riding and afterwards. As I am not able to make the bike go where I want, I have to push more and I get more tired. So because I still lack strength in my shoulder, I put a lot of pressure on my back. It wasn't that bad this morning but unfortunately I did not manage to improve my time in the afternoon."
Robin Mulhauser (carXpert Interwetten, 30th): "We worked a lot on the bike. In sector T3 I am 17th. If I can do the same in the other sectors in qualifying, I can hope for a good result. When I'm riding alone I still make many mistakes and on Saturday afternoon I will need to follow someone. I love this circuit where I got my debut ride in the world championship. I am enjoying myself on track after quite a long time."