The Housing White Paper has arrived
Mid-June saw the government launch the “fairer private rented sector white paper”. In its own words “This white paper sets
Birds vs Buildings
An online argument has been simmering for a few years now regarding the need (or not) for legislation to prevent
Results of the English Private Landlord Survey 2021
Published by the ‘Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities’ in May, this 59 page hefty document, includes chapters on
House prices & The Elizabeth Line
With the Queens jubilee weekend coming up and the opening of the Crossrail link, it is worth looking back to
Renting or buying via the bank of mum and dad
If mum and dad were an actual bank it would be the 9th biggest lender. According to a UK national
Money and methods of payment
The UK government announced on 1st April, that the minimum wage for those over 23 years of age is rising
Government says it is committed to end new builds on long leases
This week I have written a timeline on the government’s proposal to reform new leasehold agreements. The government statistics state
Going Somewhere?
A collaboration between British Rail and the government announced yesterday (19th April 2022) sees one million rail tickets being discounted,
Home Building Fund
The government recently update their “Home Building Fund” guidelines. This is a scheme, whereby the government can loan you from
Rising cost of living in the UK
On the 29th of March, the House of Commons Library released a research briefing document titled “Rising cost of living
