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Landlord concerns over energy efficiency are greater than those over the Renters' Rights Bill
An NRLA survey has found landlords are more concerned over new energy efficiency standards than the Renters' Rights Bill
Manaquel case: Important changes for landlords appealing improvement notices
A recent judgment has important implications for landlords who are appealing an improvement notice
Court fees have now increased
Court fees have now increased for the second time in a year - we have the details of this latest rise
Navigating regulatory reform: Watch our webinar
The NRLA hosted an exclusive webinar this week to discuss ongoing work on campaigns regarding the Renters' Rights Bill and Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards
Energy efficiency: Staying ahead of the curve
New Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) are set to reshape how we think about energy efficiency, not just in the private rented sector (PRS), but across the housing market. One obstacle faced by landlords keen to get on the front foot is the lack of qualified tradespeople - a situation only expected to get worse. Public Affairs officer Mia Rotaru explores the issue.
NRLA announces new partnership with Litta
The NRLA is partnering with waste collection firm Litta - with exclusive discounts available to members. Litta offers on-demand waste collection, with contractors able to clear general rubbish and detritus from rental properties, including abandoned furniture, garden waste and DIY debris. It is also able to handle commercial waste, white goods, electrical appliances and organise skip hire.
Renters' Rights: Amendments we're backing in the Lords
The Renters’ Rights Bill moves to Committee stage in the House of Lords from 22nd April, where more than 200 amendments will be debated. Public Affairs Manager, Ellie Bateman, highlights the proposed changes we are supporting to ensure the Bill is workable and fair.
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Renters Rights Bill amendments: what you need to know
A proposed new amendment to the Renters' Rights Bill will reassure landlords they will still be able to regain possession if they serve notice before the Bill becomes law but don't apply for a possession order until after. The amendment has been put forward by Baroness Taylor, the Housing Minister in the Lords.
Government must go back to the drawing board on energy plans
The Government's controversial energy efficiency plans have never been far from the headlines in the past months, with a new fuel poverty consultation adding yet another layer to the conversation. Mia Rotaru, NRLA Public Affairs Officer, explains why the Government is premature in launching yet another consultation now - and what need to happen instead.
