Licensing

New selective licensing scheme

Leicester City Council is introducing Selective Licensing in three areas of the city, requiring privately-rented homes to be licensed in order to protect the most vulnerable people and improve the standards of private sector rented housing. Landlords will need to...

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New Licensing Scheme starts in Walsall

Landlords who rent out HMOs in parts of the Midlands are urged to act now so they don’t get hit with legal action or hefty fines by the council. This follows the newly introduced Additional HMO licensing scheme in four areas of Walsall. This scheme was approved in...

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Coventry looks to introduce Article 4 Direction

Consultation has begun over plans to force landlords to seek full planning permission for turning homes into Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs). Coventry City Council said the proposal would place restrictions on residential property conversions in 11 out of 18...

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Changes to private property licensing in Ealing

Ealing have made the following announcement: Notice of Designation of areas for Selective Licensing under Section 80, Housing Act 2004 On 7 September 2022, the government approved Ealing Council’s proposals for a second larger selective licensing scheme (Selective...

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Oxford launches landlords licence scheme

A compulsory licensing scheme for landlords who rent out private homes in a city has started. - Oxford City Council said it is being rolled out to protect tenants, improve standards and "crack down on rogue landlords". A five-year licence will cost £480 - or £400 if...

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