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Renters’ Rights Bill and student tenancies
The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to introduce significant changes to tenancies in England, and student landlords are likely to be particularly impacted. Amongst other things, the legislation will, when implemented, change the way tenancies can be ended, which is likely to restrict accommodation options for students.
New safety standards must be introduced as a matter of urgency
The Government must implement recommendations from its Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) review immediately if it is to raise standards in the PRS and social rented sector.
Renters’ Rights Bill: Where are we now?
The Renters’ Rights Bill had its Second Reading in Parliament this week, on its way to becoming law. Here NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle gives his thoughts on the plans, and what needs to happen next.
Meet the Speaker: PR guru Russell Quirk
We talk to Russell Quirk, founder of property PR firm ProperPR and popular industry commentator about why this year's NRLA Landlord Conference is a must for all industry professionals.
PRS unpacked: The state of the private rented sector
The private rented sector (PRS) continues to face significant challenges and opportunities. In our latest State of the PRS infographic, we collate key data to reveal insights that every landlord should be aware of, whether you are managing a single property or expanding your portfolio.
Renters' Rights in focus: understanding key aspects of the second reading
The new Renters’ Rights Bill has now had its second reading in the Commons, with the NRLA inviting you to join us for an update on all the latest developments, including an overview of the key changes ahead.
MPs urged to strike the right balance on Renters' Rights Bill
The second reading of the Renters' Rights Bill will take place later today, giving MPs the opportunity to scrutinise proposals outlined in the draft legislation.
Spotlight on mental health
Mental health is something that affects us all, and with that in mind the NRLA is running new courses looking at ways landlords can support tenants who may be struggling.
Government needs to prevent rent debts, not let them grow
Ministers need to do more to prevent tenants building rent arrears, with the NRLA warning current plans will only see them grow.
Conservative Party Conference 2024: Is Housing Still a Priority?
NRLA Public Affairs Officer Mia Rotaru reflects on the key discussions from this year’s Conservative Party Conference, examining the major issues and their potential impact on the private rented sector.
