Landlords

The Renters' Rights Bill includes new measures to help tenants with both children and pets

Your rights as a renter and the big changes being made

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Pay just £1 for QuickBooks and save eight hours a week on money admin

Keeping the books up to date is a task every business owner needs to master

High-tech accounting software now just £1 per month thanks to a deal

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Half of renters endure cold, damp or mould - despite record high rents

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Average rent asking prices outside of London hit a new high - analysis

Nick and Emma Woodhouse and their daughter. Photo supplied

Landlords mark decade at historic pub with a two-day festival

Nick and Emma Woodhouse with their first child outside the pub

Landlords mark decade at historic pub with two-day family festival

A previous Landlord Forum Session

South Warwickshire landlords and managing agents invited to industry forum

Housing Secretary Michael Gove wrote to Tory backbenchers to say the ban on “no-fault” section 21 evictions promised as part of the Renters Reform Bill will not be enacted before a series of improvements are made in the legal system. Campaigners say this could delay the ban for years. Credit: Getty/Adobe/Kim Mogg

Ban on no fault evictions delayed indefinitely by Tory government

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Hundreds of properties in Warwick District will need HMO licence

Landlords operating shared houses for three or more people across Warwick District Council’s patch will need to be licenced from January 2024.

Landlords operating shared houses will now need to be licenced

The Government announced a “once-in-a-lifetime” overhaul of the private rental sector in England this week, which is estimated to impact around 11 million tenants and landlords across the country.

Renters’ Reform Bill: Pros and cons explained - what it means for you

The plans will impact 11 million tenants and two million landlords in England.

No-fault evictions scrapped in ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ renting shake-up

Svetlana had previously applied for lower rent because her washer and dryer had been broken for more than two years.

Woman uses chatbot ChatGPT to force landlord to fix washer and dryer

Landlords could be given more power in new plans proposed by the government

Quarter of renters don’t report repairs over eviction fears

Landlords could be given more power in new plans proposed by the government

What legal rights do UK tenants have when renting?

landlords may soon be given more power to deal with anti-social tenants

Landlords to be given extra powers to evict ‘anti-social’ tenants

CAMRA have responded to the Spring Budget

CAMRA says local pubs still under threat despite draught duty cut

Private rented homes will be subjected to new rules as part of the Levelling Up agenda (image: NationalWorld)

Landlords could be forced to upgrade '800,000 homes' under new Levelling Up Whit...

One of the piles of rubbish outside homes in Leamington

Viewpoint: Why Leamington's rubbish problem will only get worse - and how we can...

Landlords could soon be rated by tenants - and their earnings published for tran...

Universal Credit can include a payment specifically designated for certain housing costs, which can help with rent payments to a private landlord, housing association or interest payments on a mortgage (Photo: Shutterstock)

Universal Credit housing payments are changing - here’s when and why

Landlords and letting agents were able to charge unlimited amounts for fees before the law change (Photo: Shuttertock)

Landlords are now banned from charging all renters for viewings, credit checks a...

Renters will be protected from eviction during the coronavirus outbreak – here’s...

Landlords in England are now required to have regular electric safety inspections carried out on rented property (Shutterstock)

Landlords could face £30k fines if electrics are unsafe in rented homes

EleniBradshaw, owner of Thrills of the Emporium in Warwick Street. Photo supplied by Eleni Bradshaw

Leamington business owner feeling positive about future despite announcing shop ...

If your home is not fit for 'human habitation' you will be able to take your landlord to court

This new law means you can sue your landlord if your house is not ‘fit for human...

Landlords help raise funds for Rugby’s homeless

York Street.

Extra officer to deal with rising number of HMO applications in Rugby

How high streets and shopping malls face a 'domino effect' from major store clos...

Poundworld to close about 100 stores putting more than 1,500 jobs at risk

Carpetright

FULL LIST of 81 Carpetright stores to close as firm axes 300 jobs

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Landlords of Gaydon pub seek compensation for roadworks woes

Susan Rutherford, Vik Tara, Nick Wilkins, volunteers Clement Mawby and Elise Heath, and David French.

Landlords in Old Town join forces with volunteers to help the homeless

The Albion Tavern

Council voices concern over pub demolition plans

Connells’ lettings team picks three awards at conference

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