📢 Public Record

The House, The Court, The Silence

A disabled tenant. A home in disrepair. A live court case. And no communication from the landlord. This is the public record, stated clearly — the full evidence is held privately.

The home: repairs outstanding since January 2026 — including no hot water since June 2026, urgent emergency electrical repairs reported multiple times and ignored, leaks, and windows that cannot all be opened.
The process: complaints raised too many times to count. The corporate complaints teams have challenged instead of helping.
The money: rent is still demanded and paid — while my income keeps being reduced by my former employer and the benefits system.
The court: a live case is ongoing. I attended the hearing — and I was not allowed to speak. I was repeatedly told to be quiet. I am still waiting, in writing, to be told what is happening.
The silence: the landlord has not replied to my calls or emails since. The only clarity came from the court's own email about a date in mid-September.

And to the record is added: the housing harm is not only the house. It is the year and a half alone in it, the restricted ability with no valued reason given, the tribunal that was not fair, and every communication ignored. That record now sits with the ECHR call-out to every political member — Articles 3, 6, 8 and 14, stated plainly.

I am not refusing anything. I have never refused access when an appointment was actually agreed with me in advance. I ask — as I have asked for months — to be communicated with in writing, as my recorded reasonable adjustments under the Equality Act require.

The repairs need doing. The hot water needs restoring. The silence needs to end. And the court needs to know: a party who was not permitted to speak was never properly heard.

If the people with the power are reading this: do what you have not done. Fix the house. Answer the letters. Let me speak.

— Darren. Always. Forever. ∞

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