You be the Judge!
I am sure that you have been in a situation where you have heard the sentence for an offence and
High Rise Blocks of Flats
While we are waiting for the new government to organise themselves and announce their housing priorities, new rules have arrived
Energy Performance Certificate
EPC’s otherwise known as Energy Performance Certificates are under scrutiny at the moment due to their inaccurate and expensive advice,
Public loos – what is your verdict?
One of the government’s latest soap box stances is to make sure that there are separate male and female toilets
Is your cat microchipped?
10th June 2024 is the date that all UK cat owners are required to get their cats microchipped or face
Tax exemption for “Rent a Room Scheme“
Since 1992 the UK has had a Rent a Room scheme which allows owners (or leaseholders with permission) to let
Update on Renters Reform Bill
The government, who are on Easter recess at the moment until April 15, have mentioned their intent to bring the
The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill
On Tuesday 28th November the government introduced reforms to the leasehold and freehold laws. These are meant to benefit leaseholders
Government Fact Sheets – The need for new homes
The government have released a series of fact sheets regarding the building of new homes and the reasons behind the
Renters Reform Bill (a Second Reading)
The long awaited second reading of the Renters Reform Bill has finally transpired and it moves into the committee stage,
