Renting in the UK during the housing crisis is a tough task, and it’s made worse by the possibility of a section 21 eviction – or no-fault eviction – hanging over your head. That’s why the government ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A major change to housing rules is to come into effect imminently and it will affect landlords and tenants. Section 21 notices ...

Share this Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkeIn Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions will finally be abolished on 1 May 2026, the government has confirmed. This will put to bed years of ...

A year ago, the government published plans for new laws that promised to put an end to the uncertainty caused by a tenant being issued a Section 21 notice. This allows landlords to evict tenants ...

Rats. Mould. Leaking toilets. The rolling back of a three-decade-old law next year will protect private renters in squalid homes from being thrown out for daring to complain about grim issues like ...

A section 21 notice – also known as a ‘no-fault’ eviction – allows a landlord to evict a tenant without giving a reason in England and Wales. Already abolished in Scotland, the Westminster government ...

Hundreds of thousands of renters in the UK are being forced to move home without wanting to, new research shows. Insecure tenancies, getting priced out, eviction notices or simply being told to leave, ...

The Government has once again delayed the ban on no fault evictions for renters. Housing Secretary Michael Gove has agreed that a ban would only come into action when court backlogs have eased. The ...

A year ago, the government published plans for new laws that promised to put an end to the uncertainty caused by a tenant being issued a Section 21 notice. This allows landlords to evict tenants ...

A major change to housing rules is to come into effect imminently and it will affect landlords and tenants. Section 21 notices will be scrapped by the government. A Section 21 notice allows landlords ...