Housing
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Angela Rayner's Planning Shake-Up: More Homes Near London Stations?
Housing Secretary Angela Rayner is overhauling planning rules! Discover how a 'default yes' approach could bring thousands of new homes to London, es…
Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has unveiled a significant overhaul of Britain's planning regulations, aimed at dramatically boosting housing construction across the country. The proposed c…Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has unveiled a significant overhaul of Britain's planning regulations, aimed at dramatically boosting housing construction across the country. The proposed changes, set to be confirmed this week as part of the new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), could see ... Read full article.
Angela Rayner Rules Out England Rent Controls, Clarifies Stance on Housing Policy
Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has definitively ruled out rent controls in England, despite previous speculation. Discover why she believes existing…
Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has officially ruled out the implementation of rent controls across England, a move that clarifies previous speculation regarding her stance on the country's…Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has officially ruled out the implementation of rent controls across England, a move that clarifies previous speculation regarding her stance on the country's housing market. Rayner explicitly stated that the existing Renters Rights' Act is already having a ... Read full article.
Renters Rejoice! Councils Can Now Fine Landlords £7,000 for Unsafe Homes
New powers empower councils in England to fine rogue landlords up to £7,000 for hazards like damp, mould, and fire risks. Get the full story on how t…
Major changes are sweeping across England's private rental sector as local councils gain significant new powers to tackle negligent landlords. From Monday, authorities can now impose fines …Major changes are sweeping across England's private rental sector as local councils gain significant new powers to tackle negligent landlords. From Monday, authorities can now impose fines of up to £7,000 on landlords who fail to address serious health and safety hazards in their properties. This ... Read full article.