Warm Homes Local Grant updated: what private landlords should note
Government guidance for the Warm Homes: Local Grant was updated on 2 July 2026, giving local authorities a refreshed framework for delivering energy…
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Roof leak complaints: what landlords should learn from Awaab’s Law cases
The Housing Ombudsman has used a new severe maladministration report to warn landlords about the disruption caused by roof leaks.
Right to Rent code updated: what landlords should check before October
Landlords in England have a fresh Right to Rent update to put on their compliance calendar after the Home Office added new versions of its codes…
Student landlords and Renters’ Rights: what to check now
Student landlords are being warned to get clear on how the Renters’ Rights Act changes possession and tenancy management.
31 July Self Assessment payment: what landlords should check now
Landlords who pay tax through Self Assessment have a fresh deadline to check before the end of July. HM Revenue and Customs has reminded taxpayers that…
Overheating risk in rental homes: what landlords should check now
Landlords may need to give overheating risk more attention as hotter summers, converted commercial buildings and older housing stock combine to make…
Short-term lets and rental supply: why councils may get more powers
Short-term lets are back in the housing supply debate after new figures showed another rise in stays booked through the sector.
HHSRS landlord guide refreshed: what to check now
The government has refreshed its Housing Health and Safety Rating System guidance for landlords and property professionals.
Letting agent client money failings: what landlords should check
A letting agency has been ordered to pay a 15,000 pound civil penalty after council enforcement over client money protection failings.
£7,000 hazard fines: what landlords should check as new powers begin
Landlords in England face a new enforcement risk from today, after the government confirmed that councils can issue financial penalties of up to £7,000…
Insured deposit schemes could be removed: what landlords should watch
Landlords who currently use an insured tenancy deposit scheme should keep a close eye on the government’s direction of travel after ministers set out why…
Property Ombudsman expulsions: what landlords should check before appointing an agent
Five property businesses have been expelled from The Property Ombudsman scheme after failing to pay compensation awards.