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The UK Government has confirmed that notice periods will return to their pre-COVID lengths from 01 October 2021. Following the pandemic and the introduction of

Thank you to all of the traders who worked on modernising our office front, a brilliant job, I am sure our members will agree.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-landlord-right-to-rent-checks The following temporary changes were made on 30 March 2020 and remain in place until 5 April 2022 (inclusive): checks can currently be carried

The proposals that the NRLA have made, with the backing of SWLA can be read in full here; Background At the beginning of the current

To read the newsletter; MHCLG PRS Newsletter (mailchi.mp) To subscribe to the newsletter; MHCLG – PRS Newsletter (list-manage.com) Dear colleagues, We’re delighted to be able to

**PLEASE NOTE – THIS IS NOT AN SWLA WEBINAR – PLEASE SIGN UP BY CLICKING THE LINK BELOW IF YOU WISH TO ATTEND** Martyn Taylor of Ashley

**Remember, you will get your SWLA 10% Trade Point discount on top of these deals** Also, you can win a van each month! Just scan

As published in our June bulletin; The notice periods for rent arrears grounds 8,10 and 11 have changed to: two months if the rent arrears

On 03 August 2021 the government updated ‘Form 3’ to correct a typographical error. This does not affect the validity of the form published 1

A new ‘easy read’ version of the How To Rent guide has been released by Government.Please note the publication of the ‘easy read’ version of

From 1 July 2021 to 30 September 2021, buyers can still benefit from not paying Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) on properties that cost up