Local authorities in England have raised concerns about the need for additional staff and funding to effectively enforce the proposed banning of Section 21 ‘no-fault’ evictions in the Renters Reform Bill.

In an interview with the BBC Darren Rodwell, the LGA’s housing spokesman, told the BBC that ‘e...

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Councils need more funding to enforce no-fault evictions ban

Changes to the level of Civil Penalties for Right to Rent breaches

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Tenants can rent their way onto the property ladder

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