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Articles tagged with: Renters Reform Bill
Will Government Rental Reforms Actually End “Unfair” Evictions?
Home affairs
Will Government Rental Reforms Actually End “Unfair” Evictions?
Back in April 2019, the May government announced “the end to unfair evictions”. That was just a mite premature: four years and three prime ministers later, “no fault” or Section 21 evictions remain as much a feature of the housing market as they ever did.
Gaps in the Renters Reform Bill risk leaving vulnerable tenants unprotected
Communities
By Bob Blackman MP
Gaps in the Renters Reform Bill risk leaving vulnerable tenants unprotected
Prior to becoming the Member for Harrow East, I was in local government for over 20 years, which inevitably spurred an interest in the housing sector.
Tory MP Believes Banning No-Fault Evictions Could Increase Homelessness
Home affairs
Tory MP Believes Banning No-Fault Evictions Could Increase Homelessness
A landmark Government reform to the rental sector that aims to outlaw no-fault evictions is beginning to make a number of Conservatives nervous, with one MP suggesting it could actually increase homelessness.
How Government Hopes To Overhaul Renters' Rights
Social affairs
How Government Hopes To Overhaul Renters' Rights
Government has announced a “once in a generation” Renters' Reform Bill which they say will revolutionise the private rental market. In recent years the sector has been inundated with people paying high prices on precarious contracts as a result of the housing crisis.
Don’t listen to landlords – stronger protections for renters could be a catalyst for housing market reform
Communities
By Darren Baxter-Clow
Don’t listen to landlords – stronger protections for renters could be a catalyst for housing market reform
Government has finally – after many delays since it was first announced in 2019 – today introduced a bill which will pass much needed regulation for the private rented sector.