When Midland Heart's CEO gets a banker's salary, increasing tenants' rent above inflation is plain wrong!
Tenants' governance of social landlords is a civil right!
Empowering the working poor
Unlike Midland Heart's self-righteous over-paid do-gooders (SODS), managers with £50,000 plus salary and directors' £100,000 plus, workers earning less than a living wage, the working poor, have no choice but to live in social housing.

Corporate Bully
Gangster landlord uses corporate resources to bully a tenant who complains about poor service.

No repairs, tenants’ rights
Tenants have a legal right not to have to live in housing that’s in need of repair.

Sewage in bedroom
It’s taken Midland Heart Housing Association over three years to mend two broken drains leaking sewage into tenant's bedroom

A customers first service?
Answering customers’ inquiries is just one of the qualities you would expect a business to have.

Delayed urgent repairs
A tenant wait three year for Midland Heart HA to carry out urgent repairs.

Don’t moan, organise!
Become a founding member of Midland Heart Tenants Association.
Public governance of social housing
Since the 1940s, social housing has been considered a basic human need. Housing was one of the five "evils" which the welfare state was designed to tackle.

Midland Heart unaccountable to its shareholders
Whilst Midland Heart's loudly big up itself as "one of the top ten housing and regeneration groups in the country and the largest based in the Midlands", it is consciously quiet about its corporate governance.

Tenants’ £312 rent rise as Tom "Deluxe" Murtha’s pay rises to £183,000
Midland Heart makes the poor poorer by putting up rent. Two third of council workers earn less than £21,000-a-year. The Prime Minister earns £142,500. At £183,000 Tom Murtha is one of Britain’s highestpaid public sector boss.

Hard Times
thanks to Midland Heart my 2010 looks set to be more Hard Times than Great Expectations.

Your site, use it!
Tenants exits to encourage our landlord, Midland Heart Housing Association, to provide us, its tenants, with a far better service than it does at present.

The Peter Rachman of Public Housing?
In December 2007, the "completely avoidable" death of 75-year-old Anthony Ironmonger suggests living in Midland Heart "sheltered" accommodation ......

Action to restrain website
Midland Heart HA, a publicly funded landlord, says this website has defamed it and infringes it “trading name and trademark”. Our landlord also hints at action to restrain our use of the website.