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The government is considering the idea of a deposit passport for use by tenants when they move from one property to...

A housing minister has pledged that more key reforms for the private rental sector will be revealed soon, despite Brexit political...

A leading PropTech exponent is supporting the government’s Housing Court initiative, suggesting it could make redress for agents, landlords and tenants...

Agents have under three weeks left to respond to the government’s proposals to introduce a Housing Court to settle disputes in...

The government says it will shortly respond to over 8,700 responses it received about its suggestions for longer standard tenancies in...

A call has been made for the government to review the section 8 possession process as part of its call for...

In our previous 2 blogs we have covered the definitions of the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations (CPRs) and what...

An accountancy trade body, the Association of Accounting Technicians, is advising the government to investigate what it calls “the questionable tax...

The Conveyancing Association has made a wide-ranging response to the government’s call for evidence on the regulation of letting and managing...

You have only until 11.45pm tonight to have your say on government proposals to clamp down on letting and managing agents...

One of the senior figures in the UK’s burgeoning Build To Rent sector has called on the Chancellor to help this...

Mandatory Client Money Protection for lettings agents - currently the subject of a formal government consultation - will contribute towards making...

PropTech company PayProp says the government’s outline proposal for greater regulation of the private rental sector should be treated as good...