HMOs for Asylum Seekers?

Nikka Sulton 

There are growing concerns that asylum seekers awaiting decisions on their applications could soon be moved out of hotels and into alternative accommodation, such as private rental Houses

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Landlord Register: A ‘Trustpilot’ for Tenants

Nikka Sulton 

Here’s a paraphrased version in British English, rewritten to sound natural and original, without looking copied: Landlords across England could soon be required to join a national register

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Rachel Reeves’ Mansion Tax: What It Means

Nikka Sulton 

Labour’s latest proposals on property taxation have sparked fresh debate, with reports suggesting that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is weighing up the idea of introducing a levy on profits

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Barclays Lowers Mortgage Rates Amid Inflation

Nikka Sulton 

Barclays has reduced its mortgage rates this week, even as a number of rival lenders have either raised theirs or kept them unchanged. The move comes after an

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Labour’s Tax Raid and the Property Market

Nikka Sulton 

Britain’s housing market remains delicate, and much of its stability has been supported by the so-called Bank of Mum and Dad. However, this lifeline for many first-time buyers

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Inflation Data and Its Impact on BoE Interest Rates

Nikka Sulton 

UK inflation rose more than expected in July, with rising food prices and higher airfares being the main contributors. This unexpected jump has raised fresh doubts about whether

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UK Property Prices Jump 3.7% in June

Nikka Sulton 

The average cost of a home in the UK has climbed to £269,000, according to newly published figures, marking a 3.7% rise over the past year. This increase

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UK Inflation Hits 18-Month High

Nikka Sulton 

Consumer price inflation rose to 3.8% in July, up from 3.6% in June, driven largely by rising food and transport costs. According to figures from the Office for

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Reeves’ Homes Levy ‘Tax on Families’

Nikka Sulton 

Labour’s proposal to introduce a new levy on homes worth more than £500,000 has been met with strong criticism, with many branding it a “tax on ordinary Londoners”.

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Labour Council Doubles Landlord Fees

Nikka Sulton 

A Labour-run council is facing backlash after proposing a sharp rise in landlord licence fees, almost doubling the charge compared to its previous pilot scheme. Under the earlier

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