The Renters Rights Bill enters Committee Stage
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The Renters Rights Bill enters Committee Stage

Today, 22nd October 2024, the Renters Rights Bill entered Committee Stage. This will mean that the Bill will undergo what is known as ‘Legislative Scrutiny’.

The Committee is made up of 17 MPs.

Gathering Evidence: The MPs in question will begin the process of gathering evidence.

Examination of the Bill: The Bill will go through detailed examination. This is common for complex or significant legislation. The committee scrutinises the bill's provisions in depth, considering both the broader implications and the finer details.

https://committees.parliament.uk/work/8527/further-to-consider-the-bill/

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Clearing Debris and Leaves from Gutters: Who is Responsible, Landlords or Tenants?
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Clearing Debris and Leaves from Gutters: Who is Responsible, Landlords or Tenants?

As autumn arrives in England, the falling leaves create picturesque scenes, but they also contribute to one of the most common property maintenance issues – clogged gutters. Blocked gutters can cause significant damage to a property if not properly maintained, leading to water ingress, damp, damage to the roof, and other structural issues. Moreover, failure to maintain gutters and downpipes could also pose health and safety risks, including increased dampness and mould, which can adversely affect the well-being of occupants. But who is responsible for clearing gutters – the Landlord or the Tenant?

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An Open Letter to the Government
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An Open Letter to the Government

The undersigned organisations are publishing this open letter to call on the Government to take concrete steps to put the UPRN (Unique Property Reference Number) at the heart of the property market in this Parliament.Doing so will have minimal cost, but significant impact on transparency, efficiency and speed of the market.

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