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The Renters’ Rights Act (RRA) highlighted the provision for tenants to challenge a rent increase something tenants have been able to do for very long time but the emphasis on this process has never been as significant as it has been since July ... read more »

As temperatures soar during the summer months, so too does pest activity. Heatwaves create ideal conditions for insects and rodents, resulting in a noticeable increase in reports of ants, flies, wasps, rodents and other unwelcome visitors finding the... read more »

The UK Government has published a roadmap its plans to reform the Home Buying and Selling Process to make transactions easier, quicker and more efficient.   The roadmap sets out a process which is structured, digital with the objective of redu... read more »

The relationship between landlord and tenant is built upon trust, but property management requires regular oversight. One of the most valuable tools available to landlords and letting agents is the interim property visit, sometimes referred to as a r... read more »

12 Days since the introduction of Phase 1 of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 and what have we learnt?   This is just the beginning of significant legislative change and Settling In to the new norm. A great deal of work has already been ... read more »

Today’s King’s Speech is expected to set out the government’s priorities for the next parliamentary session, with a major focus on housing, public services, economic reform and infrastructure.   More than 35 bills and draft b... read more »