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Rogue landlords who fail to fix problems are now facing fines of up to £7,000
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The new powers given to councils in England are part of efforts to improve living conditions for private renters, who may have previously struggled to get landlords to address serious issues. Councils will now be able to take more direct action against landlords who fail to maintain their properties, using the threat of significant fines to encourage compliance. This change aims to hold landlords accountable for providing safe and habitable housing.
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Rogue landlords who fail to fix problems are now facing fines of up to £7,000
From today, councils across England will gain the power to issue hefty penalties for serious hazards in private renters' homes.
22 Jun, 01:57