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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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Rent Smart Wales audit: Electrical safety and navigating the requirements

Rent Smart Wales audit: Electrical safety and navigating the requirements

Rent Smart Wales is undertaking a compliance audit and has identified some electrical safety pitfalls that can be easy to overlook. The Renting Homes (Wales) Act (RHW) requires landlords in Wales to undertake electrical safety testing to ensure properties are safe to rent. NRLA Senior Campaigns Officer Ellie Bateman explains more about the audit and top tips to navigate electrical safety requirements as a landlord in Wales.

Landlords need to professionalise to prepare for the future

Landlords need to professionalise to prepare for the future

Landlords need to professionalise if they are to flourish, says Paul Shamplina, TV star and founder of Landlord Action, who will be addressing the NRLA Landlord Conference this autumn. Paul, says landlords need to view their rentals as a business, and has called for greater clarity on what changes we’re set to see in the coming years.

'Bidding wars' investigated in new survey

'Bidding wars' investigated in new survey

King’s Speech: the lowdown

King’s Speech: the lowdown

Energy efficiency: New targets announced by Labour

Energy efficiency: New targets announced by Labour

King’s Speech 2024: What’s next for rental reform?

King’s Speech 2024: What’s next for rental reform?

A second bite at leasehold reform

A second bite at leasehold reform

English Housing Survey: Eight in ten private renters satisfied with rented accommodation

English Housing Survey: Eight in ten private renters satisfied with rented accommodation

English Housing Survey: eight in ten private renters satisfied with rented accommodation

English Housing Survey: eight in ten private renters satisfied with rented accommodation

Rental reform must work for tenants and landlords

Rental reform must work for tenants and landlords

Common ground on students as NRLA meets with London housing boss

Common ground on students as NRLA meets with London housing boss

Possession claims and safety certificates: protecting yourself

Possession claims and safety certificates: protecting yourself

The Big Read: What does a Reeves’ Treasury have in store for landlords?

The Big Read: What does a Reeves’ Treasury have in store for landlords?

Housing – ministerial line-up announced

Housing – ministerial line-up announced

New scheme to fund refugee rental deposits

New scheme to fund refugee rental deposits

A Renters Reform revival?

A Renters Reform revival?

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