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Cornwall Council is asking for views on how it uses enforcement powers to regulate the condition of privately rented housing.

A former support officer has branded the 15-year saga surrounding Queen's Close homeless unit in Montrose an "abject failure" on the part of Angus Council.

Queen's Close homeless unit in Montrose has not housed a single person since being converted at a cost of more than £350,000 in 2008.

Proposals agreed in principle by County Council’s Cabinet - but could be deferred until 2023 amid concern about cost-of-living crisis

The plans look set to face opposition for a second time

Keystone Property Finance has launched two seven-year fixed rate mortgage products, as demand for longer-term loans persist amongst the landlord community. The buy-to-let lender has launched a seven-year fix at 3.39%, with an LTV of 65% and a 3.49% product with a 75% LTV. Both are available with loan sizes of between

Three people have been found guilty of operating an unlicensed and unsafe HMO (House of Multiple Occupation). The three defendants, Mr Akarsu Bulent, Cuma Ali Acun and Gholam Reza Noori – leaseholders of 1a Station Avenue in Chirk – were found guilty recently at Mold Magistrates court, for illegally operating an unlicensed House in Multiple […]

Comments on 102 Warham Road an illegal conversion into a large HMO are now being invited by The Planning Inspectorate. The case can be found here

Comments on 102 Warham Road an illegal conversion into a large HMO are now being invited by The Planning Inspectorate. The case can be found here

Comments on 102 Warham Road an illegal conversion into a large HMO are now being invited by The Planning Inspectorate. The case can be found here