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Police warning over fake document scam
Landlords are being reminded to double check tenants’ documents with their employers after a series of fake payslips were presented to a number of London landlords.
New Renters’ Rights amendments announced
A number of amendments to the proposed Renters’ Rights Bill have been announced ahead of report stage in the Commons next week. The series of amendments include proposed changes to the amount a landlord can take in advance rent, an additional caveat to the student possession ground and new rules on rent repayment orders.
Renters' Rights amendment could make it harder for vulnerable tenants to find a home
Vulnerable tenants could find it more difficult to find a home if the Government accepts a new amendment to the Renters' Rights Bill restricting the amount of rent landlords can take in advance to just a month.
New date announced for Renters’ Rights Bill
The Renters’ Rights Bill will be back in Parliament for report stage on January 14. Report stage will see MPs discuss amendments and new clauses in the House of Commons, with the NRLA continuing to lobby Ministers and MPs to ensure the Bill meets the needs of responsible landlords and tenants.
NRLA launches new-look research portal
The NRLA has unveiled new-look research pages, offering even more detailed and accessible information on the state of the private rented sector (PRS).
Your training and events update for January
The new year is a great time to get your teeth into a new challenge and the NRLA's award-winning Training Academy is running 16 courses throughout January, complementing our comprehensive eLearning offer.
Countdown to the big switch-off: Is your rental affected?
The Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) will end on 30 June this year, affecting some heating and hot water supplies in rental properties.
Changing the narrative: Why the PM needs to take the sector seriously
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has spoken out on the UK’s housing supply crisis, recognising the huge disparity between supply and demand. But while it is positive news that Sir Keir appreciates that this imbalance lies at the heart of the issue, he now needs to recognise the vital role played by private sector landlords when it comes to providing homes for millions of households across the country.
New national planning policy framework published: Will it make a difference?
Last week, the Government published its revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), which took effect immediately. The updated version includes several changes designed to get more homes built, but will it make a difference? Public Affairs Manager Eleanor Bateman takes a closer look.
Episode 48 – A Christmas Special
In this special Christmas episode of Listen Up Landlords, presenters NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle and landlord Richard Blanco welcome a panel of guests to look back over the last 12 months and ahead to 2025.
