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NRLA reaches national award finals – how to cast your vote
The NRLA has reached the finals in three categories of the national Landlord Investment Show (LIS) Awards – and we need your help to get us over the finish line.
In Focus (2023 Qtr 2): Landlords, ASB & rent controls
Over 1,100 landlords participated in this consultation which focused on the prospect of regulatory change. How proposals will change the PRS in respect of anti-social behavour in England and rent controls in Wales. In England landlords can largely live with Section 21 reform IF new mechanisms give landlords confidence to continue. In Wales, rent controls would almost certainly mean more tenants facing annual rent increases.
Home is where the heart is – we just need politicians to recognise that
With detailed housing policy largely absent from this years’ party conferences, NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle calls for a commitment to housing that goes beyond rhetoric and includes in-depth practical proposals for positive change.
NRLA’s conference now a sell-out
The NRLA’s national conference, taking place in Birmingham this month, is a sell-out, with more than 750 tickets now snapped up. The Landlord Conference is being held at the National Conference Centre in Solihull on October 24, hosted by award winning journalist and presenter Clive Myrie.
Housing Benefit freeze a "travesty" argue landlords at Labour Conference
The ongoing freeze on housing benefit rates is a “travesty” that needs reversing immediately, the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has warned.
