The House of Commons Library has taken the unusual step of issuing guidance for tenants whose properties suffer damp and mould problems.
It’s a guide written to assist MPs with constituency cases. It stretches to almost 1,300 words with a large number of links to more specialist guidance.
The details refer only to laws and regulations that apply in England.
You can see it here: https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/helping-tenants-with-damp-and-mouldy-housing-england/
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