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Enfield Council Extends HMO Licensing Scheme for Five More Years

Enfield Council has announced the extension of its licensing scheme for houses of multiple occupation (HMOs) for an additional five years, ensuring its continuation until at least August 2030. This…

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Legal Challenge Delays Scunthorpe’s Selective Licensing Scheme

The introduction of a selective licensing scheme in Scunthorpe has hit a significant roadblock due to a legal challenge from local landlords. Originally scheduled to take effect on March 20,…

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Hounslow Council Launch Additional Licensing Consultation

Hounslow Council is taking significant steps to address the challenges posed by Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) within its jurisdiction. With a focus on reducing anti-social behaviour and overcrowding, the…

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Haringey Council Increases Minimum Fines for Letting Agencies and Landlords

Haringey Council has taken a significant step in enforcing housing law by increasing the minimum fines for landlords and letting agencies that breach regulations. This move underscores the council’s commitment…

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Brent Council’s Double Attack on Landlords: New HMO Licensing and Council Tax Premium

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Kamma Data Reveals £327m Licensing Windfall for Top 50 Councils

PropTech firm Kamma has revealed the full extent of licensing fees, uncovering a staggering £327,737,160 generated by the top 50 councils through the analysis of public registers of over 389,000…

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West Northamptonshire Council Challenges Property Firm’s Plans Amid HMO Regulations

West Northamptonshire Council is currently embroiled in a dispute with RGC Property Solutions over the latter’s plans to convert a house into serviced accommodation. The council argues that the property…

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Rotherham Council Proposes New Licensing Scheme

Rotherham Council is taking significant steps to enhance housing conditions through the expansion of its landlord licensing scheme. This initiative aims to ensure that rental properties meet essential safety and…

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Lambeth Landlords Ordered to Repay Tenants £8,748 Due to Licensing Issues

In a recent ruling, a landlord couple, Robert and Jane Hadfield, were ordered to repay £8,748 to five tenants. This decision came after a series of administrative challenges with Lambeth…

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Barnsley Council’s New Measures to Improve Private Rental Standards

Barnsley Council has announced a comprehensive plan to enhance standards in the private rental sector, focusing on tenant health and safety. This initiative aims to address critical issues such as…

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Blackburn with Darwen Council Postpones Selective Licensing Scheme for Landlords

Blackburn with Darwen Council has recently decided to postpone the implementation of a new selective licensing scheme for landlords of privately rented properties. This decision comes after a public consultation…

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County Durham Landlords Fined Over £1 Million in Licensing Crackdown

Durham County Council has imposed over £1 million in fines on landlords who failed to meet property standards under its selective licensing scheme. This initiative, launched in 2022, aims to…

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Manchester Extends Selective Landlord Licensing to Enhance Housing Standards

Manchester City Council has taken a significant step towards improving housing standards by extending its selective landlord licensing scheme. This initiative, which began in 2017, has already seen over 3,500…

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New Horizons for Selective Licensing Schemes: Empowering Local Authorities

Changes to selective licensing rules have ushered in a new era for local housing authorities (LHAs) in the UK. As of 23 December 2024, LHAs can now adopt selective licensing…

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Gravesend Council Cracks Down on Illegal HMOs: Managing Agent Fined £17,500

In a significant move to uphold property regulations, Gravesend Council has imposed hefty fines on those flouting HMO licensing laws. A managing agent in Kent has been fined £17,500 for…

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