London council revives licensing idea with online consultation

London council revives licensing idea with online consultation


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Greenwich council in London has resuscitated a proposal to extend its existing selective licensing regime, put on ice during the Coronavirus crisis.

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The consultation, abandoned in the spring, has now returned and is open until midnight on September 10; letting agents and landlords are being asked to respond, in addition to tenants and the wider public.

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The council already operates an additional licensing scheme across the whole borough, extended to licence all HMOs, too.

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Opportunities to discuss the proposals have taken place online – for more information on the consultation proposals, click here.

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