Housing: Unlicenced HMO fire risk brings landlord £23,000 fine
A prolific landlord whose unlicensed HMO posed a fire risk for tenants – including many children, has been fined £23,000 with costs of £2,890.
HMO Licensing Oxford – Part 2: Availability of accommodation & rental prices
In the second of this three part series, we take a look at the impact of licensing on the availability of private sector rental accommodation and rental prices.
Housing: Student digs landlords guilty of failing to license six bedroom home
A pair of unscrupulous landlords have been fined and ordered to pay costs of almost £9000 after Camden Council successfully prosecuted them for failing to license overcrowded student digs (20 June 2012).
Housing: Camden helps students win £39,000 record rent repayment
Six students have been awarded a record rent repayment of £39,000 by the Residential Property Tribunal Service following a prosecution of their landlord by Camden Council.
Housing: Restaurant Owner Fined for Squalid Living Conditions at Premises
Restaurant owner Mr Mohammed Nazim Uddin of New Jeera Restaurant Limited was fined £3000 today at Darlington Magistrates Court for failing to comply with an Emergency Prohibition Notice.
HMO Licensing Oxford: Part 1 – Progress & Impact
In the first of this three part series we take a look at the progress and impact of Oxford City Council’s groundbreaking new licensing scheme.
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