News
We provide all the latest news on property licensing and the regulation of homes in the private rented sector. If you have a story you think we might be interested in please email press@londonpropertylicensing.co.uk.Â
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Newham Council’s additional licensing scheme set to continue until December 2022
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Bexley Council introduce new HMO planning restrictions
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New inquiry to examine private rented sector enforcement and property licensing schemes
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One in three London renters do not have a life-saving carbon monoxide alarm in their home
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Massive fine for unlicensed ‘rent to rent’ property in Leytonstone
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Consultation underway on plans for landlord licensing scheme in Hackney
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Royal Borough of Greenwich announce intention to require planning approval for all new HMOs
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London Trading Standards organise day of action to target rogue letting agents
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Breach of HMO licence conditions results in £40,000 fine for Camden landlord
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Landlord ordered to pay £200,000 for poor management and unsafe conditions in two HMOs
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Raid by Brent housing officers finds 35 men living in semi-detached house
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New landlord licensing scheme starts in Greenwich on 1 October 2017
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Camden appeal decision clarifies rules on letting agency fees
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Camden Council issue property management company with £40,000 civil penalty for operating an unlicensed HMO
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Islington Council to examine council tax exemption for student properties
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Harlesden landlord ordered to pay over £300,000 or face prison for illegal flat conversion
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Brent enforcement officers raid overcrowded and cockroach-infested house
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South London letting agent is expelled from The Property Ombudsman scheme after it failed to pay award
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Islington letting agent prosecuted for issuing tenants with bogus licences instead of tenancy agreements
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Colindale ‘bed in shed’ landlord ordered to pay £173,141 for breach of planning enforcement notice
