Blog: Renters reform bill

🏡 Renters’ Rights Bill: The Key Decisions Landlords Need to Watch

The Renters’ Rights Bill is now in its final stages. From 8 September 2025, it enters what’s known as the...

⚖️ New Rules for Landlords Who Want to Move In Themselves

The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to bring sweeping changes to the private rented sector - and one of the key areas affected is

Disrepair Claims: What Every Landlord Needs to Know (and How to Protect Yourself)

When a tenant reports an issue and feels it hasn’t been resolved, they may start a formal legal process...

Pets in Rental Properties – Change Is Coming

Allowing pets in rented properties has always been a sensitive subject for landlords. While many animals are well-behaved, the fear of property...

Awaab’s Law and the Private Rented Sector

The tragic death of 2-year-old Awaab Ishak in December 2020 brought the devastating impact of untreated damp and mould into sharp focus. Awaab’s...

Government Fast-Tracks Plan for Change: Warmer Homes & Lower Energy Bills

Published: 7 February 2025
From: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, Ministry of Housing, Communities...

Renters' Rights Bill: What You Need to Know

Both the Conservative and Labour parties pledged to abolish Section 21 Notices before the election, with a key difference in how fast each party planned to enact the change....

CONSERVATIVES VS. LABOUR: HOUSING PLANS AND PROPOSALS

6th June 2024

From rent controls to boosting housing supply, here's how the housing plans of the Conservative and Labour parties compare.

Recent developments have provided fresh insights into what appears to be a surprising turn of events regarding Section 21 eviction powers. The abolition of Section 21, which was at the heart of the Renters Reform Bill, has been...