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,
Political conference season
October sees the political party conference season in full swing; well to be honest it is almost over. The Conservative
Is the UK becoming a cashless society?
Since the peak of 2012 and 2023, the number of banks and building society branches has reduced by 34%. This
Possession Guidance Advice
Last Friday (15th September 2023) the government released guidance advice for tenants and landlords to help them understand the possession
ULEZ expansion and air pollution
August 29th sees the ULEZ expansion to ‘London wide’, with the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, stating that its implementation
Renters Reform Bill delayed
With the House of Commons on their extended summer holiday starting today (20th July), there has been no formal second
The rise of Section 21 (before it is banned)
According to statistics from the Citizens Advice Bureau, there has been an incredible rise in the number of tenants seeking
Empty Properties
London Mayor announces crack down on empty properties. In collaboration with Westminster City Council, the London Mayor, Sadiq Khan is
Renters Reform Bill and its passage through to law
As you are probably aware, the new Renters Reform Bill had its first reading in the House of Commons last
The Renters’ (Reform) Bill
The Renters’ (Reform) Bill was finally presented to parliament on Wednesday 17th May, and the contents were pretty much as
