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Budget 2026: What happens next

Industry News | Ben Beadle | 05/11/2026
Budget 2026: What happens next

It is now just over a week since John Healey announced savage tax hikes for landlords. Here our chief executive Ben Beadle explains what this will mean for the sector and what we are doing to challenge it.

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Changes during a tenancy: What happens when a new tenant moves in, or one moves out?

Changes during a tenancy: What happens when a new tenant moves in, or one moves out?

Landlords often wonder about the steps they should take when an additional tenant wants to move into their property, or what to do when one tenant moves out. Should the deposit be re-registered? Do you start a whole new tenancy, or can you amend the current one? Here The Tenancy Deposit Scheme explores the steps landlords should take to ensure the deposit remains protected, and how to navigate tenancy changes smoothly.

Safeguarding your portfolio from property-related frauds

Safeguarding your portfolio from property-related frauds

Property-related fraud risks are an ever-present threat to landlords. The threats range from simple misuses of your property by tenants, that can contravene your mortgage, insurance or tenancy terms, through to rare but severe cases where fraudsters use increasingly sophisticated tactics to exploit vulnerabilities in property records and personal information to perpetrate property theft. NRLA partner, Title Guardian, gives us their insight.

How to approach increasing your tenants’ rent

How to approach increasing your tenants’ rent

Think tank backs NRLA calls for direct payments to landlords

Think tank backs NRLA calls for direct payments to landlords

Selective licensing approved in North Yorkshire town

Selective licensing approved in North Yorkshire town

New guidance for landlords: Understanding Disabled Facilities Grants

New guidance for landlords: Understanding Disabled Facilities Grants

Councils to get new planning powers to control growth of holiday lets

Councils to get new planning powers to control growth of holiday lets

NRLA and Crisis to host networking event for Welsh landlords

NRLA and Crisis to host networking event for Welsh landlords

Are rent arrear issues increasing for UK landlords?

Are rent arrear issues increasing for UK landlords?

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Landlords, Discrimination and the Law: A Guide to Ensuring Fair Tenancies

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A view from the courts: how are possession claims working in practice?

Are rent-to-rent's days numbered?

Are rent-to-rent's days numbered?

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London Borough of Haringey- an enforcement deep dive

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How long should your rented property items last? A look at product lifespans

If rents are at an all-time high, why are so many landlords selling up?

If rents are at an all-time high, why are so many landlords selling up?

Leasehold reform gathers pace

Leasehold reform gathers pace

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