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Housing activist Kwajo Tweneboa told MPs he went to one home where there was 'about an inch and a half deep of raw sewage' - as MPs grill the housing regulator about the death of Awaab Ishak that was caused by poisonous mould

Activist Kwajo Tweneboa said more tenants were reaching out to him for help with their social housing situations

Our Observer, Kwajo Tweneboa, lived in appalling conditions in a London council house for years, along with his dying father and two sisters. But he has turned this difficult experience into a powerful drive for change. Today, he travels up and down the UK visiting substandard homes and documenting the…

Kwajo Tweneboa, a campaigner fighting injustice in social housing, shared the videos as he said the family in North London first raised the issues with Islington Council last December

Anne Longfield said case should be a ‘defining moment’ for Britain

Lauren Collier and James Winterbottom, who have two children, just couldn't afford the sudden hike in the rent for their Leigh terrace

Almost one in seven tenants have been told their rent is going to increase, according to the homelessness charity Shelter, leaving many people across the country drained and exhausted

A single mum has endured the problem for 10 years

Each week Danielle's traps collect over a thousand cockroaches and have invaded drawers and appliances such as the hob which means the mum cannot cook or prepare food

Recently, fighting for consumer rights has become more important than ever. Money heroes Joe Lycett, Jack Monroe, Holly Smith and Kwajo Tweneboa explain what inspired them

Judges hailed young activist Kwajo Tweneboa at the Sheila McKechnie National Campaigner Awards as the ‘Marcus Rashford for the social housing world’