Cold and damp prevent a serious health risk to millions of social housing tenants
Living in a cold home can have several negative effects on your health, including increased risk of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
Damp and Mould Health Impacts: Explained
Exposure to damp and mould in buildings can have detrimental effects on human health. Numerous epidemiological studies have suggested a correlation…
Can damp and mould affect my health?
Yes, if you have damp and mould in your home you’re more likely to have respiratory problems, respiratory infections, allergies or asthma. Damp and mould can also affect the immune system. Who’s affected? Some people are more sensitive than others, including: babies and children older people those with existing skin problems, such as atopic eczema those with respiratory problems,…
Mould: Symptoms of Exposure, Risks, and More
You’re likely to find mold growing in the darkest, dampest spaces. More than a cosmetic problem, mold can damage your home and contribute to health issues. Let’s examine the types of mold you’re most likely to find in your home, the potential effects on your health, and how to get rid of mold. What is…
The appalling and ‘unliveable’ council housing conditions some have endured during lockdown
It is impossible to put into words the appalling conditions we found people living in, in Croydon, south London. Not even the pictures you can see below do justice