August 2024 Licensing Update
In our licensing blog this month, we round up active licensing consultations that we would encourage private landlords to respond to as well as schemes coming into force in the future.
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Long read: What to expect as Parliament reopens
As Parliament prepares to reconvene in September, all eyes are on the potential shifts in the private rented sector under the new Labour Government. Public Affairs Officer Mia Rotaru explores the anticipated bills and legislative changes that could reshape the PRS in the coming months.
Do you need to pay the ICO data protection fee?
Property magazine: Have you changed you approach to lettings? Tell us more
Understanding the risks of underinsurance for landlords
Renting to students: A landlord’s guide to benefits, challenges and meeting their unique needs
Renters’ Rights Bill – What is the Section 8 possession process?
Report shows private rented sector makes £4 billion contribution to North West's economy
Your training and events update for September
Meet the Speakers: Developer and landlord Charlotte Edwards on why nothing beats hands-on experience
What Are Landlords Responsible for Fixing in a Rented Property?
Five actions to take when a tenant reports a problem at the rental property
How to be best prepared for a possession hearing as a landlord
National Moving Day: Help is at hand
Call of the month: Dealing with bed bugs in rentals
Challenging rent increases: is the tribunal ready for rental reform?
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