Leasehold versus Commonhold
Since 2017 the government has talked, with a hard-hitting approach, to end abusive and unfair leasehold practices. There is now
L’Arbre Blanc / White Tree
Montpellier is a city in southern France, less than 10km inland from the coast
Universal Credit and the PRS
Almost a third of Universal Credit claimants (around 2 million) are in the private rental sector. At the present time,
Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector
The government has decided to tighten up on the rules regarding electrical safety. This includes making sure that the inspectors
Fatbergs…….
2018 saw the discovery of two massive fatbergs in Britain and highlighted the problems that the Victorian sewage infrastructure has
Tenant Fees Bill
The Tenant Fees Bill received Royal Assent yesterday afternoon (12th February 2019) and guidance outlining how the new regulations are
Winter Weather! Are you ready?
Temperatures have dropped and there has been some snow in parts of the UK this week. Now is a good
Right to Rent Act
As of today 1st December 2016, landlords and agents not complying with this law (leasing to those that do not
