Tag: NRLA
Minister says ‘substantial rent arrears’ evictions rule will stay at six...
Housing minister Christopher Pincher has confirmed that the government won’t amend the definition of ‘substantial arrears’ back to nine months.
Breathing Space scheme: Landlords with ‘problem debt’ tenants face new hurdles...
Landlords face more eviction hurdles after May 4th when a government scheme to protect people who have 'problem debt' comes into force.
EXCLUSIVE: Rent Smart Wales rebuffs NRLA criticism of its performance
Landlord registration and licencing authority Rent Smart Wales has rebutted criticism of its performance contained within a report published by the National...
As a new lockdown hits landlords need support now more than...
With new figures showing more than half landlords have lost income as a result of Covid-19, we are renewing calls for a...
Entire housing sector backs UPRNs in open letter to housing secretary
An open letter from 53 organisations operating within the housing market has been published calling on the government to roll-out Unique Property...
BREAKING: NRLA report into ‘unaccountable’ Rent Smart Wales reveals range of...
Landlords have slammed the registration and licensing authority that regulates the private rented sector in Wales, taking the organisation to task for...
BREAKING: Government extends evictions ban for another six weeks
The government has announced a further extension of the eviction ban for at least six weeks until 21st February, at which point...
‘The landlord trap is never ending’
Following the announcement of another national lockdown, founder of Landlord Action, Paul Shamplina, says there is no end in sight for desperate...
Government relaxes rules for Green Homes Grant subbies
The English government has executed a minor U-turn on its Green Home Grants Scheme and re-framed the requirement for sub-contractors to be...
Latest selective licensing scheme is ‘unaffordable and unfair’ say landlords
South Tyneside landlords have slammed their council’s new selective licensing scheme, labelling it a money-making exercise that’s unaffordable and unfair.