A wave of “nightmare legislation” is driving many good landlords out of the rental sector in Wales, warns Welsh Conservative MS Janet Finch-Saunders. She warns without urgent action, tenants will be forced to live in temporary accommodation. Ms Finch-Saunders is urging the Welsh government to rethink policies and provide much-needed support for landlords. A lot of good landlords are leaving the sector Ms Finch-Saunders tells Property118 that the legislation introduced by

One charity is calling for changes to help protect bereaved renters. According to Marie Curie, an estimated 300,000 people across England and Wales are forced to move home following the death of someone they live with every year. The end-of-life charity says the Renters (Reform) Bill must protect bereaved renters from eviction. 400 renters could be evicted from their homes The Renters (Reform) Bill passed its final stage in the House of Commons this week and will now head to

Paul Shamplina gives his reactions to the third reading debate of the Renters Reform Bill: “Undoubtedly, court reforms are necessary to ensure the system can effectively handle the increase in Section 8 proceedings resulting from the abolition of Section 21. Without adequate preparation, there is a risk of overburdening an already strained legal system, leading to further delays and inefficiencies that could adversely affect both landlords and tenants. In 2019 when the bill was