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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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NRLA responds to Birmingham's plans to introduce selective licensing

NRLA responds to Birmingham's plans to introduce selective licensing

The NRLA has responded to Birmingham City Council's consultation on plans to introduce a selective licensing scheme in the city, by raising concerns about both the council's lack of evidence to show previous enforcement activity and the variation fee.

Demand for rental housing in Yorkshire and The Humber highest in England and Wales

Demand for rental housing in Yorkshire and The Humber highest in England and Wales

Demand for private rented housing in Yorkshire and The Humber is the highest in England and Wales according to a new survey for the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA).

Supply of rented housing in the South East not meeting demand

Supply of rented housing in the South East not meeting demand

Leeds landlords-are you a member of Leeds rental standard scheme?

Leeds landlords-are you a member of Leeds rental standard scheme?

Licensing: Respond to current licensing consultations

Licensing: Respond to current licensing consultations

Licensing: Respond to current consultations in your area

Licensing: Respond to current consultations in your area

Birmingham to introduce city wide Article 4 direction

Birmingham to introduce city wide Article 4 direction

Landlords urged to respond to local licensing consultations

Landlords urged to respond to local licensing consultations

Additional licensing scheme renewal given go ahead in Denbighshire

Additional licensing scheme renewal given go ahead in Denbighshire

NRLA opposes plans to renew Harrow selective licensing scheme

NRLA opposes plans to renew Harrow selective licensing scheme

Liverpool landlords urged to have their say on fresh licensing plans

Liverpool landlords urged to have their say on fresh licensing plans

New HMO planning rules for landlords in Birmingham

New HMO planning rules for landlords in Birmingham

Additional HMO licensing scheme to be renewed in Camden

Additional HMO licensing scheme to be renewed in Camden

Newcastle extends licensing scheme compliance deadline to October

Newcastle extends licensing scheme compliance deadline to October

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