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MoJ: accelerated landlord possession claims rise 16% in Q2
MoJ data shows accelerated landlord possession claims rose 16 percent in Q2 2026, as Thackray Williams reports more possession challenges.
MoJ data shows accelerated landlord possession claims rose 16 percent in Q2 2026, as Thackray Williams reports more possession challenges.
Government plans would require private bailiffs in England and Wales to be accredited by the Enforcement Conduct Board or work for an accredited firm.
Riskstop warns plug-in solar panels can create new electrical and insurance risks in rented homes after the technology became legal for domestic use on 27 August.
PlanningLens says 62 HMO-related Article 4 directions now cover 32 English councils, with local planning pressure outweighing party control.
NRLA says 26 percent of landlords have sold or are selling homes because of the Renters’ Rights Act, while 19 percent are considering a sale.
Rightmove has added a Section 13 rent review tool to Tenancy Manager, allowing letting agents to create and serve rent increase notices from tenancy records after the Renters’ Rights Act changes.
The NRLA’s September bulletin lists licensing consultations and scheme changes across England, with deadlines running from mid-September into October and proposed fees reaching £1,300.
North East Lincolnshire Council says East Marsh landlords who apply after 8 October face a £200 late fee, with unlicensed renting carrying penalties of up to £40,000.
Propertymark says Scotland’s latest housing programme leaves unresolved questions over supply, rent controls and the conditions facing private landlords.
Rotherham Council has opened a consultation on how it would use housing enforcement powers against landlords and letting agents, including the way financial penalties would be set and applied until 8 October.