The Bill
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| First episode date | October 16, 1984 |
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| Final episode date | August 31, 2010 |
| Production location(s) | South London |
| Colliers Wood | |
| Mitcham | |
| England | |
| Spin-off | MIT: Murder Investigation Team |
| May 25, 2010 | |
| Reviews | www.imdb.com |
| Final episode | 2010-08-31 00:00:00 |
| Product compani | Thames Television |
| Networks | ITV |
| Creat by | Geoff McQueen |
| Genres | Police Procedural; Drama |
| Episodes | EpisodesS26 E30 · RespectAug 24, 2010 S26 E29 · TombstoneAug 17, 2010 S26 E28 · Death KnockAug 10, 2010 View 45+ more |
| Cast | Trudie Goodwin |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1378482 |
About The Bill
This police drama follows the activities in and around Sun Hill, a police station located in the fictional East London borough of Canley. The focus is not just the gritty reality of police work, however; the lives and loves of the officers who staff the precinct get equal play.
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... The Commons Speaker will decide on Monday which amendments to The Bill MPs will vote on...
Brigit Forsyth: Still Open All Hours actress dies aged 83
... Forsyth also had guest TV appearances in The Bill, Doctor Who, Agatha Christie s Poirot and Coronation Street, and was the subject of the biographical show This Is Your Life in 2002...
Pressure grows for ban on new leasehold flats
... However, The Bill did not include a ban on new leasehold flats...
Number of children in temporary accommodation at a 'record high'
... The Bill would remove the rights of landlords in England to evict tenants for no reason with only two months notice...
Alex Salmond launches new Scottish independence plan
... Democratic double whammy She said that parliament s non-government bills unit, which provides support to MSPs, was " at capacity" and that Alba would be drafting The Bill itself...
Bristol Beacon: Former Colston Hall reopens after name change and £132m rebuild
... " But The Bill is too steep for some...
Leasehold ban not included in housing reform law
... But the government says the ban will be added to The Bill at a later stage in its passage through Parliament...
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... Karshare ended up footing The Bill...
Number of children in temporary accommodation at a 'record high'
By Lauren WoodheadData journalist
The Number of children without a home in England is at a record high, the show.
According to The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, over 105,000 households are in temporary accommodation.
Housing charity Shelter says almost 139,000 children were homeless at The End of June 2023.
They " now face spending Christmas without a safe and secure place to call home, " The Charity said.
The latest figures surpass previous record highs recorded in, when 104,540 households and 131,500 children were in temporary accommodation.
June's figures are now the highest since records began, in 1998 for households and 2004 for children.
Renters Reform BillIn May, the Renters Reform Bill was introduced to parliament.
The Bill would remove the rights of landlords in England to evict tenants for no reason with only two months' notice.
Under current legislation, known as section 21, landlords can evict tenants without giving a reason.
The latest figures also show that The Number of households threatened with homelessness following a section 21 notice rose by 10. 3% compared to Last Year , up to 6,640.
Data from Ministry of Justice revealed that section 21 evictions in the courts had reached a
However, the government that a ban on section 21 evictions - or 'no-fault' evictions - will be indefinitely delayed until after The Court system is reformed.
Tom Darling, campaign manager for the Renters' Reform Coalition, said the latest figures were " another reminder of The Urgency of abolishing section 21 evictions, a key driver of homelessness".
He added: " The government's recent decision to kick The Can further down The Road will lead to yet more misery as we approach winter with shocking levels of homelessness.
" Homelessness services in councils right across England are already stretched to Breaking Point . "
A spokesperson from The Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities said: " Everyone deserves a safe place to call home. We Are spending £2 billion over three years to build homes for rough sleepers, give financial support for people to find a new home, and prevent evictions.
" We know building more homes is also a part of The Solution and We Are doing so as part of our long term plan for housing.
" Our landmark Renters Reform Bill will also give tenants greater security in their home, and last week we increased The Local Housing Allowance so 1. 6m low-income households will be around £800 a year better off on average next year. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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