Residential Landlord provides all UK landlords with a directory of landlord services and suppliers. This section includes companies that specialise and provide advice to landlords.
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Landlord Law is an online information service for residential landlords and their agents in England and Wales UK. It will help you understand your legal obligations, and provides easy to use services with step by step guidance and documentation so you can save money by doing things yourself without making expensive mistakes. Services include:
“This service is fantastic, the site is easy to use, navigate and the processes and letters are outstanding, even someone with no prior experience of being a landlord or legal experience can use it.” Marianne Brown, Landlord |
| Email us at contact@landlordlaw.co.uk |
| Tel: 01603 763096 |
Visit Landlord Law to see a full selection of all their information, advice, and training services. |
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The Electrical Safety Council is a UK charity that’s dedicated to keeping people safe by reducing the risk of electrical accidents around the home and in the work place. We are supported by all sectors of the electrical industry as well as local and central government and work to promote safety and good practice. In addition to running general awareness campaigns and events to help educate consumers about the dangers of electricity, we also run campaigns and initiatives covering specific areas of risk, such as safety in rented accommodation. Research from the Electrical Safety Council has found that, as the number of people becoming landlords soars, misunderstandings between landlords and tenants over responsibilities for safety are exposing many people to life-threatening electrical dangers. The ESC has therefore produced a short, user-friendly guide for landlords to help them meet their legal responsibilities in relation to electrical safety. Download the guide at www.esc.org.uk/landlords
Registered Charity (England and Wales) No. 257376 The Electrical Safety Council (ESC) is a charity committed to reducing deaths and injuries caused by electricity. |
Visit Electrical Safety Council to see a full selection of their support services. |