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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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