New developments in the field of anti-squat and the union.
Ilka and her daughter Yinca live in a squatted building through Camelot Beheer in a building owned by the Parteon housing association in Zaandam and have an urgent housing problem. Will there be a solution for this family? The BPW insists on continued occupancy or decent rehousing. Read more about the background to this story and stopping the eviction here [...]
BPW TV episode 3 “Family in Zaandam”. Read More »
On January 18, it was exciting for a while in Zaandam. A family lives there at Oostzijde 268 in a house owned by the Parteon housing association on the basis of an anti-squatting contract with Camelot. The house had to be evacuated this morning at 10 a.m. without giving any reason. The residents, friends and some members of the Precaire Housing Association (BPW
Evacuation stopped by Parteon and Camelot Read More »
A mother lives with her child in a house owned by the Parteon housing association, Oostzijde 268b, in Zaandam. They are in danger of being evicted from their home by Parteon. However, this Parteon corporation does not do the dirty work itself, but has outsourced this excellently rentable home for years to Camelot Beheer BV, which is now the
Family with child on the street through Camelot and Parteon Read More »
On November 14, the Precarious Housing Association sent a letter to the House of Representatives about the proposed changes to the Vacancy Act (bill 33436) and the use of various forms of temporary rental. We have also added some questions we have regarding the bill that have remained unanswered to date. Letter Bond Precaire
Groenlinks, VVD and SP from Wageningen ask critical questions to the Mayor and Aldermen following the film screening of the documentary “Vacancy without worries” and the debate in Movie W in Wageningen on October 24. A short report of this evening can be found here. Below you will find the questions asked within a
The Vacancy Act is being expanded step by step. First from 3 to 5 years, and now under certain circumstances it even becomes possible to temporarily rent a building for 10 years (bill 33436). The irony is that the explanatory memorandum states that "it is ensured that no erosion of rental (price) protection occurs in
Expansion of the Vacancy Act. What do you think about that? Read More »
The bill to expand and make the Vacancy Act more flexible will soon be discussed in the House of Representatives. On March 7, 2012, the BPW sent a letter to the House of Representatives to inform it of our position. You can read this letter below. More information about temporary rental and this bill will follow soon. Dear Second
Bill to amend the Vacancy Act Read More »
On October 24, there was a film screening of the documentary “Vacancy without worries” at the Movie W film house in Wageningen. Below is a brief report of the debate with local politicians that followed. Politicians in Wageningen from SP, VVD and GroenLinks have promised change with regard to the approach to vacancy in Wageningen. The documentary
Debate about precarious forms of living and tackling vacancy in Wageningen Read More »
The BPW recently took part in a city walk in Nijmegen with the theme “Here is the €”. The report can be read on the Breakthrough website. BPW at Nijmegen city walk “Fighting together against precarious living””
BPW at Nijmegen city walk “Fighting together against precarious living” Read More »
Motion for temporary lease Orthen-Links adopted (01-11-'11) see page 2.
Motion temporary lease adopted in Den Bosch. Read More »
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