Drafting a new Renters’ Rights Act Tenancy Agreement – Part 2 » The Landlord Law Blog

Landlord Law Newsround 431 » The Landlord Law Blog

Welcome to another weekly Landlord Law Newsround. The team has been busy this week but let’s see what they have spotted in the news this week. Pet refusal to be challenged in court prior to Ombudsman The government has admitted that they have not carried out a full...
Historic Sold Prices 27% Below England’s Average

Historic Sold Prices 27% Below England’s Average

DISCLAIMER Your capital is at risk when buying property. The value of property can go down as well as up. Historic performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future performance. We do not provide tax, financial, or investment advice. Any general...
Historic Five-Year Growth of 29.8%

Historic Five-Year Growth of 29.8%

DISCLAIMER Your capital is at risk when buying property. The value of property can go down as well as up. Historic performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future performance. We do not provide tax, financial, or investment advice. Any general...
We need to talk about population overshoot | Population

We need to talk about population overshoot | Population

Your article linking the decreasing birthrate with our housing crisis was infuriating to anyone familiar with the escalating global ecosystems collapse (Want to boost the UK’s birthrate? Fix the housing crisis, research suggests, 1 April). Recent research funded by...
Homes for sale with magical treehouses

Homes for sale with magical treehouses

Treehouses have evolved well beyond the childhood den, with zip wires, TVs and even their own bathrooms Homes with substantial treehouses offer owners the option of self-contained retreats or even holiday lets From a Gothic manor in Kent to a Grade II* listed Somerset...
Chic warehouse and loft apartments for sale

Chic warehouse and loft apartments for sale

Loft apartments and warehouse conversions offer raw industrial character, soaring ceilings and open-plan living at its most dramatic From a former sweet factory in Hove to a Victorian umbrella factory in Manchester, loft living isn’t just a London story Use...
Drafting a new Renters’ Rights Act Tenancy Agreement – Part 2 » The Landlord Law Blog

Landlord Law Newsround #430 » The Landlord Law Blog

First Newsround for April, let’s see what has been in the news. Council fail to collect civil penalty fines Shocking figures out this week confirm that in the North West of the country only 16% of fines issued by councils were collected and in the North East it was...
Drafting a new Renters’ Rights Act Tenancy Agreement – Part 2 » The Landlord Law Blog

Landlord Law Newsround #429 » The Landlord Law Blog

Our last Newsround for March, let’s see what has been in the news this week. Tenants rent increase appeal fee announced A new fees framework in the Property Chamber has been announced by the government which includes a £47 fee that tenants will have to pay in order to...
Coming across a terrible dilemma | Health

Coming across a terrible dilemma | Health

I was struck by two adjacent headlines: “More frequent ejaculations may boost men’s fertility” and “Extra 11 minutes’ sleep each night can reduce heart attack risk”. What a terrible dilemma.Prof Gareth WilliamsRockhampton, Gloucestershire Given the impact of stress on...
How OpenRent is Preparing for the Renters’ Rights Act

How OpenRent is Preparing for the Renters’ Rights Act

The Renters’ Rights Act is set to change the private rented sector in England on 1st May 2026. While the transition to a fully periodic system and the abolition of Section 21 may feel like a daunting shift for many landlords, the reality is that you don’t need to...
Renters’ Rights Act 2025 – New Landlord Obligations

Renters’ Rights Act 2025 – New Landlord Obligations

Ever since the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 received Royal Assent last autumn (27 October 2025),landlords in England have been waiting, perhaps not eagerly, for the next addition to their legalobligations under the new legislation. From 01 May 2026, the new legislation...
Most viewed homes under £500k in March

Most viewed homes under £500k in March

Share this article Page link copied Viewers are eyeing homes under £500,000 across the UK this month, from London-based flats to compact rural homes in Yorkshire Prices range between £175,000 and £495,000 for the top five most-viewed properties under £500k in March so...
A right royal path we’d like to roam | Walking

A right royal path we’d like to roam | Walking

After the successful opening of the King Charles III England coastal footpath (Report, 19 March), maybe his family could follow this up by giving us the right to roam over all the 130,000 acres or so of Duchy of Cornwall land? It would be hard to think of something...
Drafting a new Renters’ Rights Act Tenancy Agreement – Part 2 » The Landlord Law Blog

Landlord Law Newsround #428 » The Landlord Law Blog

Landlord Law Newsround brings you all the latest housing news, this week is no exception. Tenant-landlord relationship ranks highest reason tenants remain A good landlord-tenant relationship goes a long way in many aspects of renting, but 68% of tenants rated this as...
Five beautiful windmills for sale

Five beautiful windmills for sale

Share this article Page link copied Windmill homes for sale can be found across the UK, from a three-bed Grade II-listed property in Lincolnshire to a 6-bed, 10,000 sq ft estate in York Prices start at £475,000 for this selection of unique homes, several of which are...
Price gap between first and second homes hits record high

Price gap between first and second homes hits record high

The price gap between a typical first-time buyer home and a ‘second-stepper’ home is now 52% – the widest it’s been since* South East buyers face the biggest jump, while Yorkshire & The Humber is the most achievable place to trade up There are ways that buyers...
Drafting a new Renters’ Rights Act Tenancy Agreement – Part 2 » The Landlord Law Blog

Landlord Law Newsround #427 » The Landlord Law Blog

Another weekly Newsround from Landlord Law, the team have been busy this week but let’s see what has caught their eye in the housing news this week. Affordability affects choice & location of property for tenants Some new stats out this week from CIA landlords has...
It’s a crowded field for worst Tory leader | Conservatives

It’s a crowded field for worst Tory leader | Conservatives

John Crace asserts that Kemi Badenoch is “the worst leader of the Tory party in living memory” (Badenoch gives a borderline disgraceful performance at PMQs on Iran, 4 March). Really? Worse than Liz Truss?Roshi SaulAvening, Gloucestershire A warm welcome to “Britain’s...
Drafting a new Renters’ Rights Act Tenancy Agreement – Part 2 » The Landlord Law Blog

Landlord Law Newsround #426 » The Landlord Law Blog

Our first week into March and there is no shortage of housing news. New landlord grant for EV chargers Landlords can apply for a new government grant of up to £500 towards the installation of an Electric Vehicle (EV) charger. This equates roughly to half the cost, and...