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Collette McFarlane inspects her rental property, which she says was trashed by tenants.

Landlord faces £55k rent bill after eviction battle

Rented properties are being affected by a new law

Midlands landlords hit by eviction ban as tough new rules bite

George Edwards

The four checks every landlord should make to protect property value

George Edwards

Awaab's Law: What's changing for landlords?

The Renters' Rights Act has introduced major changes for landlords, including new tenancy rules and the abolition of Section 21 evictions in England.

Renters’ Rights Act: what landlords need to know

Tailored insurance is available to landlords at a discounted rate - so renters should check it’s in place

The insurance detail every renter should ask their landlord about

George Edwards

Landlords told to focus on five repair priorities

The Renters' Rights Act has changed how landlords can regain possession of their properties, making the process more formal and evidence-based.

Five insurance checks every landlord should make now

The Renters' Rights Act has introduced major changes for landlords, including new tenancy rules and the abolition of Section 21 evictions in England.

New renters' law: what landlords need to do now

George Edwards

Landlords warned: fix these five issues or face £7,000 fines

Even small additional uplifts are adding to the now substantial financial burden facing the retail sector

Ad Feature Legacy lease structures could put retailers at risk, says accountants

Mars and Battersea have launched the 'Renting with Pets Guide' to support renters and landlords

New Renters' Rights Act means millions more renters in can own a pet

Rebecca Whitehead, Lettings Director, Gascoigne Halman

Renters’ Rights Act: Top 5 things landlords and tenants need to know

Greene King is considering putting up to 150 of its managed sites up for sale, and converting around another 150 into tenanted pubs, as part of a shake-up of its estate

Greene King plans to sell 150 pubs and close 20 under estate shake-up

Mohy Jishi (Chief Operations Officer), Victor Della Faille (Chief Financial Officer), Sami Hassan (Chief Technology Officer) and Arthur Greenwood (Chief Executive Officer)

Ad Feature UK startup raises $2.1M to bring credit cards to the UK rental market

Jonathan Rolande

Property expert shares predictions for the housing market in 2026

The law was named in memory of Awaab Ishak, a two-year-old boy who tragically died in 2020 due to prolonged mould exposure in social housing.

Ad Feature Awaab's Law comes into force with warning of a "crisis of competence"
The introduction of Awaab’s Law marks a defining moment for housing safety in England, setting strict legal deadlines for landlords to investigate and fix serious mould and damp in social housing.
Richard Jenkins

Evlo and other organisations are calling for significant reforms to how credit histories are built in the UK.

Ad Feature Loan provider calls for rent payments to count towards credit scores

ThermoPest wants to highlight the proven success of controlled, high-temperature heat systems

Ad Feature Experts reveal 'go-to' method that completely rids bed bugs

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Jeremy Clarkson says running pub is ‘harder than farming’

Jeremy Clarkson says running pub ‘harder than farming’

Timberwise

Landlords need to prepare for major change to law that will impact properties ac...

Mish Liyanage

Expert Explains What an Interest Rate Cut Means for UK Property Buyers, Landlord...

Tax compliance documents and rental property paperwork representing the challenges facing UK landlords under HMRC's intensified Let Property Campaign, as Britain's 2.8 million rental property investors navigate complex regulations with penalties ranging from 0% to 100% depending on compliance approach.

UK Landlords Face Growing Tax Scrutiny as HMRC Campaign Data Reveals Scale of Co...

The Renters' Rights Bill includes new measures to help tenants with both children and pets

Your rights as a renter and the big changes being made

Beresfords Group

What landlords need to know about the upcoming Renters Rights Bill

The new landlady of the Queen Vic has been revealed as Kat.

EastEnders: Queen Vic's brand new landlady revealed

Beresfords Group

New anti-money laundering rules now in effect: what landlords need to know
New anti-money laundering (AML) rules came into effect this month, marking a significant change for landlords and the lettings industry as a whole. The new rules mean financial sanctions checks are now required for all lettings, regardless of how much rent is charged.
Rebecca Morris

Phil Hunt

Landlords warned to guard against protected lease tenants

Up to 27 Hobbycraft stores may be at risk of closure under plans being drawn up by Modella Capit

Arts and crafts chain faces potential closure

Dingles Fun Park has announced its closure just weeks after its launch

Theme park closes weeks after launch

Mistoria

House price rises most likely in the North

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Pay just £1 for QuickBooks and save eight hours a week on money admin

Jeremy Clarkson is giving away free kegs of Hawkstone lager and cider

Jeremy Clarkson offering free kegs of Hawkstone lager or cider

Leasehold is soon to be abolished

Leasehold abolished: Leasehold flats ban to end ‘feudal’ system

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How HMO landlords can stay ahead of legislative and compliance changes

Keeping the books up to date is a task every business owner needs to master

High-tech accounting software now just £1 per month thanks to a deal

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219.3% rise in temporary homelessness in Edinburgh as children face new year in ...

A third of UK homes on the market came from landlords late last year.

Legal expert’s 6 questions to ask about chain-free properties during ‘landlord e...

90% of AirBnB planning applications are rejected

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Rally for rent controls planned outside Scottish parliament as government debate...

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Half of renters endure cold, damp or mould - despite record high rents

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Average rent asking prices outside of London hit a new high - analysis

Protesters hold a banner reading 'Mallorca is not for sale' during a demonstration to protest against tourism and housing prices on the island (Photo: JAIME REINA/AFP via Getty Images)

Breaking Spain in holiday crackdown

The Leadmill have won their first court battle against MVL Properties, taking their unlawful eviction case now to the High Court

The Leadmill eviction case to go to the High Court

Michael Gove promised to ban no-fault evictions. Credit: Getty/Kim Mogg/Adobe

Campaigners accuse Gove of banning no-fault evictions 'in name only'

The Night and Day - one of many smaller UK venues under threat, a situation Cro Cro Land co-founder Angela Martin hopes the London based festival will address regarding grassroots music communities (Credit: Google)

Cro Cro Land 2024 to again highlight the UK’s dwindling music venues

Ukrainians are at risk of being made homeless. Credit: Getty/Mark Hall

Exclusive Landlords turn away Ukrainian refugees desperate to find homes

Prince William visited Sheffield today to unveil support for homeless project. Picture: Dean Atkins

Prince William visits city suburb

Campaigners have accused landlord MPs of trying to "gut" the Renters Reform Bill. Credit: Adobe/Mark Hall

Tory landlord MPs are trying to 'gut' rental reform legislation

The Premier League landlord found himself in a spot of bother. Picture: Getty

Weed farm found at Premier League star's house

Open banking allows financial information to be shared with third parties, such as when your Apple Wallet displays the latest transactions from multiple bank accounts. Credit: Adobe/Ascannio

Landlords using open banking to 'monitor tenants’ accounts for months'

Housing Secretary Michael Gove wrote to Tory backbenchers to say the ban on “no-fault” section 21 evictions promised as part of the Renters Reform Bill will not be enacted before a series of improvements are made in the legal system. Campaigners say this could delay the ban for years. Credit: Getty/Adobe/Kim Mogg

Ban on no fault evictions delayed indefinitely by Tory government

Campaigners from Positive Money demonstrate outside the Bank of England in London on Thursday, against the rises in interest rates amid the cost of living crisis. Picture: Jordan Pettitt/PA Wire

Interest rates: How Bank of England base rate rise affects real lives

Pam Leach from Porlock in Somerset faces homelessness after her village was invaded by second-home owners and holiday lets.

Evicted woman faces homelessness amid sea of second homes and Airbnbs

The number of properties available to rent has been in decline since 2016 (images: AFP/Getty Images)

Explainer Why landlords are quitting the UK rental market and what it means

Napier Barracks in Folkestone. Credit: Getty

New asylum housing plan puts refugees at ‘great risk’, charities warn

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