Budget and landlords under the microscope at new forum

Budget and landlords under the microscope at new forum


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The measures announced at the October 28 Budget – the first for Andy Burnham’s government – is to be analysed at a forum in early November.

Landlords, letting agents and anyone involved in letting property is invited to register for the free Rent Smart Devon event at Exeter Racecourse on November 3.

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The free event, organised by Exeter’s Labour-led council, brings together property specialists, support organisations and expert speakers.

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Doors open at 2pm for networking, with presentations beginning at 3pm. 

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Four bite-sized sessions will provide practical insight into current issues for landlords and property professionals.  The programme will include: 

  • The Renters’ Rights Act in Action – Emma Foreman, Complete Property;
  • HHSRS and the Decent Homes Standard – Tim Thomas, Propertymark;
  • RRA – Labour’s best Act so far or a wondrous own goal? – Phil Keddie, Sunshine Rentals Ltd;
  • Bricks and the Budget: What it means for landlords – Debbie Franklin, Peplows.

More than 20 trade stands have so far signed up. 

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Places are free, and anyone wishing to attend is encouraged to register in advance.  Register for your free place now 

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