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Liverpool City Council is significantly increasing enforcement activity across the private rented sector. Recent reports indicate the council is expanding its enforcement team to around 120 officers, focusing on identifying non-compliant landlords and unlicensed properties. With approximately 46,000 privately rented…
From 18 March 2026, the London Borough of Havering is introducing new Selective Licensing and Additional HMO Licensing schemes. These schemes will affect both shared houses and standard single-let properties across parts of the borough. This guide explains: If you…
- Islington Council has approved a major expansion of its Selective Licensing scheme, bringing thousands more privately rented homes into scope in early 2026. This guide explains the new ward coverage, start dates, enforcement rules and what letting agents and landlords…
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- Liverpool City Council is significantly increasing enforcement activity across the private rented sector. Recent reports indicate the council is expanding…
- From 18 March 2026, the London Borough of Havering is introducing new Selective Licensing and Additional HMO Licensing schemes. These…
- Islington Council has approved a major expansion of its Selective Licensing scheme, bringing thousands more privately rented homes into scope…
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