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England’s Renters’ Rights reforms began in phases, with the first changes taking effect on 1 May 2026. This June report explains the initial tenancy changes, the information deadline and the…
An enforcement case involving a Wanstead property led to a reported £91,068 in fines, costs and confiscation orders. The case concerned unsafe conditions and unlawful activity, with action affecting both…
GOV.UK’s holiday-home guidance brings together rules for self-catering accommodation in England. This May report explains the guidance available then. Registration, planning, safety, tax and insurance each have their own requirements.
Updated government guidance explains England’s rules against making it harder for someone to rent because they receive benefits or have children. The rules cover landlords and people acting on their…
The first major phase of England’s Renters’ Rights reforms took effect on 1 May 2026. It changed tenancy agreements, rent increases, upfront payments, tenant selection, pets and the grounds landlords…
The Home Office opened a consultation on changes to England’s Right to Rent anti-discrimination code on 15 April 2026, closing on 29 April. The draft addressed fair treatment of applicants…
The government announced more than £41 million in additional funding for English councils ahead of the 1 May 2026 tenancy reforms. Combined with earlier funding, the package totalled £60 million.