Housing Secretary Michael Gove has recently revealed a comprehensive set of modifications to planning and regulatory frameworks concerning short-term lets. In his announcements earlier today, Gove outlined a
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Housing Secretary Michael Gove has recently revealed a comprehensive set of modifications to planning and regulatory frameworks concerning short-term lets. In his announcements earlier today, Gove outlined a
In a recent decision, planners at Northumberland Council rejected a proposal to convert three holiday cottages into permanent residences. This comes at a time when there’s ongoing scrutiny
A prominent lettings agency strongly criticizes the impending changes to safety regulations that private landlords in Scotland must adhere to under the government’s Repairing Standard Guidance. The revised
The Law Society of England and Wales advocates for legal aid to be provided to tenants confronting eviction. The latest statistics from the Ministry of Justice, covering October
Bristol’s Labour council is sparking controversy by extending licensing schemes to new areas within the city, accompanied by a substantial £1,800 per HMO license fee, causing frustration among
Shelter, a prominent charity renowned for its campaigning efforts, has recently posted a job opportunity for a senior role within their organization. The position, officially titled Director of
Generation Rent’s latest move involves a two-pronged critique directed at both landlords and the government. Their activism gains momentum as they highlight alarming statistics from the Ministry of
Landlord Action founder Paul Shamplina underscores the ongoing challenges faced by landlords in the protracted process of regaining possession of their properties. Despite reform pledges, unacceptable delays persist,
The Tenant Farmers Association’s recent survey provides a comprehensive examination of the dynamics within landlord-tenant relationships. One significant revelation from the survey is the prevalence of tenant farmers
Many homeowners, landlords included, encounter hurdles when it comes to enhancing the energy efficiency of their properties. The findings of a recent research study by the HomeOwners Alliance