With more than 60% of landlords losing rental income during the pandemic, it is no surprise that many are feeling the pinch. Catherine Rickett, debt recovery manager, and Bukola...

The seemingly never-ending revolving door to the Housing Secretary's office has spun again, unceremoniously flinging out Robert Jenrick and hauling in Michael Gove, fresh off the...

The Government needs to address a chronic failure to tackle rogue landlords who put tenants at risk, says the national body representing landlords.

Since April 2017, councils across England have been able to issue civil penalties of up to £30,000 for a range of housing offences. However, according to a new survey, over half...

Enforcement is on the rise across the capital with new research showing a 532% increase in the size of fines over two months in Greater London.

The events of the past 18 months have delt a devastating socio-economic impact on private renters in the UK, with an estimated 840,000 building up arrears as a result of covid. As a...

Landlords have argued that the current rented housing laws which underpin the PRS are 'not fit for purpose', with some dating back to the 18th century.

Thousands of private renters who have built arrears during the pandemic are struggling to find a new home because of damage to their credit scores, according to a new survey.

Following the formation of a new Welsh Government on May 6th, the National Residential Landlords Association, which represents over 90,000 members across England & Wales, has urged...

Birmingham and London-based Shariah-compliant bridging provider, Offa, has announced the launch of Energy Performance Improvement Capital (EPIC) – a reduced rate, short-term...