The Renters Reform Bill will finally be introduced to parliament today
The Renters Reform Bill begins journey into law today more than four years after Tories first promised to axe no-fault evictions
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The Renters Reform Bill begins journey into law today more than four years after Tories first promised to axe no-fault evictions
As well as ending no-fault evictions, the bill will seek to give people the legal right to request having a pet in their home, impacting more than 11 million tenants and landlords - here’s what you need to know.
As well as ending no-fault evictions, the bill will seek to give people the legal right to request having a pet in their home, impacting more than 11 million tenants and landlords - here’s what you need to know.
Animal shelters say the proposed laws are a "game changer" and will result in fewer pets being surrendered.
Housing Secretary Michael Gove said the Renters' (Reform) Bill will allow tenants to challenge poor landlords without losing their home.