The Defendant was on trial for committing a robbery in Bradford having assaulted the victim, caused significant injuries and stole £100, a mobile phone, and a purse in the process of the assault.

Ms Bukoye represented a defendant in the Crown Court who was charged with Possession of Class B drugs with the intent to supply.

On 27th April 2023, officers gained entry into a property and located the defendant in the property, who was using electricity without paying for it, and in possession of numerous equipment associated with growing drugs.

Esther Bukoye discusses the Regulator for Social Housing (RSH) published a regulatory notice which held Birmingham City Council (BCC) to have breached its consumer standards.

Esther Bukoye discusses Renters’ (Reform) Bill: Section 21 and More.

During the pursuit, Bradford had driven in excess of 73mph in a 30pmh zone, had failed to stop at T-Junctions, had repeatedly driven the wrong way round, and more.

Esther Bukoye provides an update on the Awaab Ishak case and the potential effects on housing disrepair cases.

The Defendant, Lewis Smith, had pleaded guilty to a number of offences in the Magistrates’ Court, including possession and threats with a Bladed Article, theft and failing to surrender. The Magistrates had sent sentencing up to York Crown Court as they deemed their own sentencing powers to be insufficient. He was sentenced on the 1st […]

Esther Bukoye discusses The Supreme Court on Rent Repayment Orders – Rakusen (Respondent) v Jepsen and others (Appellants) [2023] UKSC 9.

Esther Bukoye discusses housing disrepair and the new Awaab’s Law.

Esther Bukoye discusses the do’s and don’ts of housing disrepair claims.

Esther Bukoye discusses the housing sector in relation to the heart breaking case of Awaab Ishak.