Despite housing benefit discrimination being confirmed as unlawful in a landmark court ruling last July, there continues to be a

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New quality standards and a charter of rights have been launched in Birmingham to highlight the good work of landlords

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The activists group Acorn, which has staged several anti-landlord demonstrations including some outside homes, is opposing a new Bill going

I get asked this question surprisingly often, mainly from tenants (I think) although the questioners do not always identify themselves

Despite dodging the bullet during the budget earlier this month, the threat of a Capital Gains Tax rise remains uncomfortably

A council has now approved plans for two of the country’s largest licensing schemes – one is so large it

Research by Hamptons suggests that the increased house prices caused by the stamp duty holiday sales surge has indirectly obliged