Will your tenant have “well behaved pets”?
January 28th 2021 saw the government publish their amended tenancy agreement. Under the section entitled “tenants’ obligations,” this new model
Renters’ Reform Bill may be back on the governments agenda!
The government seem to be giving out mixed messages in this last week about the long-awaited Renters’ Reform Bill. This
Extension to the “Green Homes Grant” period
The Green Homes Grant scheme was first published on the 28th August 2020 and was scheduled to end on 31st
Energy Performance Certificates
Yesterday, 30th September 2020; the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, announced a consultation period, which has been produced
Confusion over the implementation dates of the government’s electrical regulations guidance.
A change to the Electrical Regulation guidance notes for private rented properties yesterday (19th June) by the Ministry of Housing,
Overcrowding & Coronavirus
In multiple articles, Lord Bob Kerslake, who is the former head of the civil service in the UK, has suggested
Building Safety
January brought Government announcements that a new array of procedures to improve building safety will be produced. “This Government is
The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020
Mandatory electrical inspections by landlords and agents look certain to be approved by parliament in the next few weeks and
Long Term Empty Properties
A new study by “Action on Empty Homes” and the Nationwide Building Society states that 2018 saw the largest rise
Mortgage Application Refused?
According to the latest research gathered from 100 mortgage brokers in the UK, almost half of those who have been
