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Starting October, Awaab’s law will be introduced across England in phases, mandating social landlords to address damp and mould issues within strict timeframes. The legislation, named after Awaab Ishak, a toddler who died due to prolonged exposure to mould aims to hold housing providers accountable and ensure safer living conditions for tenants. This move is part of a broader push for improved standards in social housing.
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