A practical webinar helping landlords understand MEES exemptions, including when an exemption may apply, what evidence is required, how to register it correctly, and what upcoming changes could mean for their properties.
Universal Credit Arrears: What Landlords Need to Know About Direct Payments
Learn how landlords can manage Universal Credit rent arrears, request Managed Payments and take early action to protect rental income.
Free Webinar: How to Serve a Section 8 Notice
Overview: Serving a Section 8 notice incorrectly is a common—and costly—mistake made by landlords and lettings agents in both time
Proposed Council Groupings in Derby & Derbyshire
Respond to the consultation on how local councils should be restructured in Derby.
Serving Possession Notices Before 1 May 2026
landlords moving to regain possession before 1 May 2026 may find their notices rejected if they miss the updated guidance.
New Decent Homes Standard Timelines & Enforcement Focus
There has been some much-needed clarity on the updated Decent Homes Standard (DHS), which all rental properties will require to meet by 2035.
Government Confirms £15bn Warm Homes Plan: What East Midlands Landlords Need to Know
For landlords in the East Midlands, the plan is particularly significant. It sits alongside proposed EPC reform and the Renters’ Rights Act.
Should Landlords Try to Dodge the Renters’ Rights Act? (By David Smith)
David Smith, law firm partner and well-known commentator on housing law, explains it’s not the best idea for landlords to avoid the RRA.
Updated Government Guidance for Landlords
The UK Government has updated its official guidance for landlords and letting agents reflecting upcoming legal reforms that will affect the private rented sector.
Renters’ Rights Act Timeline – Key Dates Announcement
The Government has released new guidance that highlights some key dates for the RRA we all need to be aware of.
Major HMO Changes Proposed in Erewash – What You Need to Know
Landlords across the East Midlands, should be aware of significant changes now underway at Erewash Borough Council.
Property Sector Responds to Government’s Home Buying Reform Proposals
The UK government has announced plans to consult on major reforms to the home buying and selling process in England and Wales to tackle delay, complexity, and uncertainty.
Rachel Reeves Budget Plan for Landlords
Rachel Reeves’s budget plans for landlords are expected to focus on new tax measures, like the potential for National Insurance contributions to be levied on rental income.
National Insurance on Rental Income Could Be Introduced in Autumn Budget
Landlords across the East Midlands could face paying National Insurance (NI) on rental income, according to proposals being considered for the Autumn Budget.
Rightmove Lettings Report 2025 – Key Insights for East Midlands Landlords
Key Takeaways for East Midlands Landlords from Rightmove’s latest lettings report 2025.
Renters’ Rights Bill – What is Parliamentary “Ping Pong” ?
What exactly does the “Ping-Pong” stage mean, and why does it matter to landlords and letting agents?
Court Delays and the Renters’ Rights Bill
Recent Ministry of Justice figures about court possession cases raise concerns about what may happen once the Renters’ Rights Bill becomes law.
Potential Capital Gains Tax on Main Residences: How might this affect Landlords?
The Government may be considering the introduction of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on main residences.
Newark and Sherwood District Council to Invest Over £250,000 to Tackle Damp and Mould Ahead of Awaab’s Law
Newark and Sherwood District Council plans to invest more than £250,000 to address damp and mould issues in preparation for new legal requirements.
The Essential Guide to Conducting Property Inspections
Your practical guide on how to conduct a thorough and legally compliant property inspection.
From Our Supplier MFB
The Base Rate has been cut for the 3rd time this year. What does this mean for mortgage rates, and why do we not expect further Base Rate reductions this year?
Rental Market Update: Rents Up £417 Per Month Over Five Years
Average rents across the UK have risen by £417 per month compared to five years ago, continuing to outpace the 36% increase in average earnings over the same period.
Nottingham Landlord Raises Concerns Over Selective Licensing and Housing Pressures
One of our members, Nottingham-based landlord Mick Roberts, voices his personal concerns regarding the pressures on the city’s housing system.
New Powers for Councils to Conduct Surprise Inspections Under Renters’ Rights Bill
Local authorities may soon have the powers to carry out unannounced inspections of private rented properties under the recently passed RRB amendments.
Government Launches Consultation on a New Decent Homes Standard – What Landlords Should Know
Read to know more about the public consultation on the new Decent Homes Standard launched by the government.