Almost a quarter of London tenants have had to move rental properties more than five times in five years, a tax consultancy claims. Cornerstone gives a wide range of statistics in a... Read more »
The cross-party Local Government Association (LGA) said the scheme, first introduced by Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative government in 1980, “can no longer be allowed to exist in its current form”. This is because... Read more »
The scandal-hit CBI has secured support in its battle for survival by winning a crunch membership vote on plans aimed at restoring trust in the business lobby group. The UK’s largest employers’... Read more »
London’s fire service said on Friday it was taking “immediate action”, after an independent review concluded it was institutionally misogynistic and racist. The London Fire Brigade (LFB) promised a “zero tolerance approach... Read more »
It’s been confirmed that the controversial Renters Reform Bill will still be introduced by the end of this session of Parliament, despite the change of Prime Minister. This session of Parliament ends... Read more »
Last month’s local election results could yet impact on the private rental sector, a prominent industry supplier claims. The Association of Independent Inventory Clerks says it’s clear that council tax, landlord licensing,... Read more »
The government is admitting that its rental reform agenda is aimed primarily at the north of England – which just happens to be where the infamous ‘Red Wall’ constituencies are located, which... Read more »
The letter says: Dear Prime Minister We are writing to urge you to keep your promise to bring forward the Renters’ Reform Bill in the Queen’s Speech on Tuesday 10 May 2022.... Read more »
There’s a warning this morning that potential tax reforms to be unveiled subsequent Monday could wreak huge damage on the property market. Next Monday has been flagged up as Tax Day by... Read more »
