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The High Court has this afternoon agreed to allow a judicial review of the government’s Right to Rent policy. Right to Rent...

A trade body has stepped up its calls on government to help the lettings industry do more for older renters. Responding to...

The industry has reacted angrily to the announcement yesterday that the Tenants’ Fees Bill is now formally starting its progress through...

Private rental sector tenants have spent the year so far working only to pay for their accommodation, the BBC claims.  The broadcaster...

A leading lettings sector trade body has repeated its call on government to offer a range of incentives to landlords and...

Trade bodies have started to react to last evening’s Panorama programme claiming alleged abuse of the Section 21 eviction system in...

A trade body says it wants more clarity from the Labour Party on its proposals to allow private sector tenants to...

The Residential Landlords’ Association has released details of the evidence it put to the Communities and Local Government Select Committee which...

The Association of Residential Letting Agents and other trade bodies have not yet responded to the government’s announcement over the holiday...

The industry is awaiting details of the latest government consultation concerning the private rental sector which will consider longer tenancies. The consultation...

A trade body says there are 15 formal government consultations going on within the private rental sector - and now it’s...

Trade groups have reacted angrily to Labour’s proposal to introduce rent controls if the party enters government.   The announcement, made by Labour...

Almost a fifth of landlords say they are now less likely to let to EU nationals or people from the European...

The government is being urged by the Residential Landlords Association (RLA) to do more to enforce compulsory fee disclosure. Since May 2015,...

One of the leading eviction specialists is calling for unregulated companies offering similar services to sign up to redress schemes in...

Former Conservative Party leader and Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith is set to speak at a lettings sector event...

A trade body has suggested that the General Election on June 8 may lead to a government with new priorities, meaning...

The ban on letting agents in England imposing fees on tenants is unlikely to be implemented before late next year according...

The government’s formal consultation on its proposed ban for fees levied on tenants by agents has been greeted with derision and...

A survey of 1,000 buy to let investors by the Residential Landlords’ Association shows that around a quarter are saying they...

The Residential Landlords’ Association says a period of economic and policy confusion lies ahead for the private rental sector as a...

An industry body says proposals by the Bank of England to curb buy to let lending are “premature.” The Bank’s Prudential Regulation...

The government has been told to back off its criticism of buy to let landlords and instead do more to address...

The Residential Landlords Association is warning private investors not to be lured by firms offering schemes which allegedly promise to help...

Chancellor George Osborne has “effectively declared war on individual landlords” according to the Residential Landlords’ Association - but don’t expect a...

The government should rein in its plans to transform the way Houses in Multiple Occupation are licensed. That is the view of...

The Residential Landlords Association is calling on MPs to support a measure being proposed in the House of Commons that would...

There has been a mixed response from the private rental industry following the announcement that Right To Rent checks will become mandatory...

Over 60 per cent of private sector landlords face being pushed from the basic to higher rates of income tax as...