All Angles UK attended the Tipton consultation as officials faced questions over what the proposed housing changes could mean for applicants. Share Sandwell’s housing crisis is forcing the council to consider some of the biggest changes to its housing register in years, and All Angles UK was inside the consultation at Jubilee Park Community Centre in Tipton on Friday, speaking directly with housing officials about what the proposals could mean for thousands of residents. The meeting formed part of Sandwell Council’s public consultation on changes to the way people qualify for, are prioritised for and ultimately allocated social housing. The council’s own figures show the scale of the pressure: the register has risen from around 6,000 households in 2020 to more than 24,000 in 2025/26, while properties available to let annually have fallen from around 1,977 to just 1,268. All Angles UK spoke directly with Louis Bebb, Housing Policy and Strategy ...
Where Is Tau? British Mother in Agony as Daughter Vanishes in Jamaica
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Urgent Search for Missing UK Child in Jamaica: Court Ordered Her Return, But She Never Came Home
A desperate search is underway for five‑year‑old British girl Tau Kleio Rodriguez‑Fairplay, who vanished in Jamaica after being taken there earlier this year by her other parent. Tau, who lived in London with her mother, Dr Samar Rodriguez, was removed from the UK in February and brought to Jamaica without her mother’s consent. She is believed to have been in Black River, a town devastated by Hurricane Melissa, and has not been seen since early April.
Her mother has been left in anguish, not knowing how her daughter survived the storm or where she may be now. Authorities in Jamaica have issued a high alert, confirming that all attempts to locate Tau have so far failed. Police describe her as of brown complexion, medium build, around 104cm tall, and last seen wearing a pink coat with butterflies.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Tau Kleio Rodriguez‑Fairplay is urged to contact the Black River Police at 876‑965‑2232, the police emergency line at 119, or their nearest police station.
Despite a Supreme Court order mandating her return to the UK, Tau remains missing, and investigators say efforts to trace her movements after the hurricane have been hampered by the destruction left in its wake. Dr Rodriguez, a London‑based academic, has spent months pursuing every legal and diplomatic channel available.
She has filed a criminal case in the British High Court, submitted a Hague Convention application, and worked with the Jamaican Central Authority in an attempt to bring her daughter home. She has also raised concerns that her ex‑partner may have exploited systemic loopholes to evade scrutiny, leaving her fighting not only the devastation of a natural disaster but also a maze of bureaucratic barriers.
Tau’s parent, continue the desperate search for missing five‑year‑old daughter, hoping someone will come forward with answers.
But the most pressing question remains: why was Tau taken in the first place, and why has her other parent refused to comply with court orders? As the search intensifies. Anyone with information on Tau’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Black River Police(876‑965‑2232)or the nearest police station. A child is missing, a mother is suffering, and a community is watching. Silence cannot be allowed to swallow this little girl’s story.
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