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Councillor Gill Williams is urging all landlords in the city to work positively with their tenants affected by the impact of COVID-19. The council's early intervention team are available to support landlords and private sector tenants resolve problems.

A new in-house repairs, maintenance and improvement service for council tenants and leaseholders in the city starts on 1 April 2020.

Councillor Anne Pissaridou calls for people's patience and consideration during these difficult times, and explains some of the issues the council faces and why certain decisions have been made.

Inspectors say that when children’s needs escalate, decisive action is taken to ensure they are safeguarded.

Councillor Platts on why the COVID-19 lockdown is a necessary measure to save lives. For most of us, getting outside once a day is recommended, as long as we keep our distance. That's why we're closing playgrounds and outdoor sports facilities, while keeping the beach and parks open.

The council is working with the city's Carers Hub to make sure you get the support you need.

Profound gratitude expressed to the city’s schools and nurseries for their ‘incredible’ work during the current COVID-19 (Coronavirus) restrictions.

Councillor Clare Moonan sets out why 'social distancing’ is a top priority and it's vital that we do much more to cut down our social contact.

We are working to ensure we can offer suitable accommodation for people who are rough sleeping at this time. 

Chair of Housing Councillor Gill Williams outlines our commitment to preventing homelessness and supporting residents struggling financially. We're also asking for partner housing organisations and private landlords to do all they can.