The South Gloucestershire Council homelessness failure has attracted national attention after the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman (LGSCO) found that a domestic abuse survivor and her child were wrongly…
The UK rent control demonstration clearly shows that Britain is facing a deepening housing crisis driven by rising rents, limited affordable housing, and growing dissatisfaction with government policy. Thousands of…
Section 146 of the Law of Property Act 1925 is a statutory provision that regulates the procedure landlords must follow before taking steps to forfeit a lease due to breaches…
The right to rent check is a mandatory step for landlords and letting agents in England when letting a residential property to a new tenant. With the increasing digitisation of…
The Renters Rights Bill 2025 marks a major shift in the UK’s housing legislation, aiming to deliver greater security and fairness for tenants while ensuring landlords have clear responsibilities. With…
Evicting a tenant in the UK is a process that involves legal procedures, court applications, and, in some cases, the involvement of bailiffs. One of the key concerns for landlords…
In the UK rental market, the presence of mice in a property raises pressing legal and practical questions. Tenants and landlords often struggle to determine who holds the responsibility for…
Understanding the legal framework surrounding tenant eviction is essential for landlords across the UK. Eviction is a serious legal action and should only be undertaken when there are legitimate grounds…
Moving out of a council property involves several formal steps, and understanding the expected timeline is crucial. Whether you’re relocating to another council home, entering a private rental, or moving…
When you’re a council tenant, life’s unexpected events such as illness, work obligations, or extended family trips can lead to time away from your home. However, being absent for too…