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Your licensing update for April

Your licensing update for April

In our licensing blog this month, we round up all the latest licensing consultations from local authorities across the country and how to respond to them, as well as full details of all the new schemes coming into force.

NRLA podcast: Landlord affordability and finding the right tradesperson

NRLA podcast: Landlord affordability and finding the right tradesperson

In this month's episode of Listen Up Landlords presenters NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle and Richard Blanco discuss the issue of affordability in the private rented sector – and challenge of finding the right tradesperson when you need them.

Spring statement offers nothing for landlords or tenants

Spring statement offers nothing for landlords or tenants

Spring statement missed opportunity for renters

Spring statement missed opportunity for renters

Renters’ Rights Bill back in Lords next month

Renters’ Rights Bill back in Lords next month

Debt Awareness Week 2025: Where to go for help

Debt Awareness Week 2025: Where to go for help

A third of landlords have their head in the sand when it comes to financial planning

A third of landlords have their head in the sand when it comes to financial planning

Half of private renters reliant on benefits face rent shortfall

Half of private renters reliant on benefits face rent shortfall

Call of the month – Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards

Call of the month – Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards

Member webinar: Your campaigns update

Member webinar: Your campaigns update

Half of private renters on benefits face rent shortfall

Half of private renters on benefits face rent shortfall

Energy efficiency: How to approach your response to Government plans

Energy efficiency: How to approach your response to Government plans