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Search Results for: Elections

One of the more unexpected claims from Generation Rent activists is that when it comes to democracy, tenants are disadvantaged compared to landlords. ...
Next Thursday voters up and down the country will be casting their votes in a series of local elections which are likely to reflect on the Conservative government’s turbulent term to date and provide some indication as to the likely ...
Activists are aiming to make the eviction ban a central theme in this spring’s local elections. ...
Recent changes in legislation, as part of government policy to encourage first-time buyers and owner-occupier purchases, have led to a tax assault on private  landlords, which some people, including many landlords, believe is primarily a cheap political tactic to win ...
London Mayor Sadiq Khan appears to have lost his years-long fight to win the power to improve rent controls. ...
A new Renters' Rights Bill is to be introduced into Parliament, it's been confirmed today. ...
Rent prices tend to rise in the 12 months immediately after a General Election, by an average of 1.96%, according to a new analysis of elections over he past 20 years. ...
“When it comes to housing policy, there is little difference between the two major parties” says Aneisha Beveridge, head of research at Hamptons. ...
Average house prices rose 0.4% in May, taking the annual growth rate up to 1.3%, from 0.6% in April. ...
The newly re-elected Labour Mayor of Greater Manchester - Andy Burnham - wants to end Right To Buy on new-build homes and has pledged a crackdown on rogue private landlords. ...
The chief executive of Generation Rent is one of the speakers at the launch of a review of the private rental sector undertaken for the Labour Party. ...
National Landlord Investment Show has announced that the former Leader of the Conservative Party, the Rt Hon Sir Iain Duncan Smith, will be joining the hotly anticipated panel debate 'General Election: Positive News or Total Disaster... Red Vs Blue, How ...
Twenty twenty-four is a pivotal year for landlords in the Private Rented Sector (PRS). It is still the Government’s aim that the long-awaited Renters (Reform) Bill will pass into law towards the latter part of the year with landlords bracing ...
An influential Labour website says a raft of proposed reforms for the private rental sector will be unveiled next month - but they are not guaranteed to become party policy. ...
The Generation Rent activist group is placing its hopes for pro-renter policies on newly-elected Metro Mayors, who will be elected on May 2. ...
A landlord who persistently failed to license several rented properties...
The government says it will shortly start a formal consultation...
Council will pay part of tenants’ rent to private landlords...
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