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Common sense prevails as Welsh Government rejects tenant compensation proposal
A recommendation that would have required landlords to provide two months' rent as compensation to tenants upon serving a Section 173 ‘no-fault’ possession notice has been rejected by the Welsh Government.
Blog: Why falling investment is bad news for us all
With new figures showing buy-to-let investment has fallen to pre-financial crisis levels, NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle looks at why a vibrant rental sector is essential for the country – and what can be done to encourage growth.
NRLA win as Welsh National Housing Survey announced
The Welsh Government has agreed to undertake a Welsh Housing Survey next year, following a longstanding campaign by the NRLA. Wales has complex and unique housing challenges and the NRLA firmly believe that relable and up-to-the minute data will help the Government develop strong and effective policies that work for both landlords and tenants.
Retrofit pledge a start – but more support needed
The Government has announced plans to train 18,000 retrofit professionals in a bid to realise its energy efficiency ambitions. The NRLA has flagged the nationwide shortage of tradespeople as a major obstacle to its plans to introduce new minimum energy efficiency standards, demanding all rental homes have a minimum EPC rating of C by 2030.
NRLA CEO addresses national Renters’ Rights event
Landlord and tenant priorities in a post-Renters’ Rights Bill world were the focus of discussions led by NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle at a national seminar this week. Ben was addressing the Westminster Social Policy Forum keynote seminar on the next steps for the private rented sector in England once the Bill is passed.
Renters' Rights Bill: Peers continue the debate
We take a closer look at the debates behind the most recent Committee stage of the Renters' Rights Bill
Renters’ Rights Bill: Attend our exclusive member webinar
The NRLA is hosting another member-only webinar, discussing the very latest on the Renters' Rights Bill and proposed amendments.
Landlords urged to use High Court enforcement to tackle eviction delays
Landlords struggling to get their properties back because of months of delays and a ‘postcode lottery’ in the County Court system are being urged to enforce their judgments through the High Court.
Does your EICR need renewing?
It is coming up to five years since the EICR certificate was introduced - here is why it is so important to keep your certificate valid and avoid penalties and make sure your property is safe
Summer Maintenance Tips for Landlords
Quick summer checks to keep your rental safe, compliant, and well-maintained.
