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Landlord repossessions accelerate as Renters’ Rights Bill nears
Landlord repossessions across England and Wales jumped sharply over the past year, with many investors moving early to secure control of their properties before the…
Landlord repossessions across England and Wales jumped sharply over the past year, with many investors moving early to secure control of their properties before the…
A critical shortage of County Court bailiffs is creating unprecedented delays for landlords seeking to repossess properties, with some cases in London now pushed back…
The Government has taken its first step towards banning Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions with the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Bill in Parliament today….
The Government is set to introduce the long-awaited Renters’ Rights Bill, which will see the abolition of Section 21 ‘no-fault’ evictions, a move designed to…
The Renters’ Reform Bill, a significant piece of legislation poised to transform the UK’s rental market, has found itself at the centre of a heated…
Charles Amos, who studied Political Theory at the University of Oxford has openly criticised the government’s recent proposals affecting landlords, notably the plans to require…
In a BBC interview with Laura Kuenssberg, Housing Secretary Michael Gove has declared the government’s intention to eliminate Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions before the…
In a significant parliamentary session, Michael Gove, the Housing Secretary, stood firm against the implementation of rent controls and defended the upcoming abolition of Section…
The long-awaited Renters’ Reform Bill is set to introduce significant changes, including the abolition of no-fault evictions and granting tenants the right to have pets….
Responding to the latest quarterly homelessness statistics that show a rise in the number of households threatened with homelessness due to the service of a…