by theEHP | Apr 20, 2011 | Housing
Architect in the House, which gives homeowners the chance to improve their property while supporting Shelter at the same time, is back for a 15th year! The innovative scheme, run by Shelter and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), matches homeowners with...
by theEHP | Apr 19, 2011 | Housing
Householders who struggle to heat their homes can apply for help under the reopened Warm Front scheme. Warm Front will provide assistance to more than 90,000 of the poorest households over the next two years, helping householders to install heating measures and...
by theEHP | Apr 19, 2011 | Housing
After a 30% increase in insurance claims related to cannabis farming in rental properties, the Residential Landlords Association warns Landlords to be super-vigilant about what their tenants get up to. Matthew Gordon, underwriting manager at insurers Aviva, said: “We...
by theEHP | Apr 18, 2011 | Housing
The Landlord Law Blog provides legal help to tenants making a tenancy deposit claim. Visit The Landlord Law Blog for the legal help.
by theEHP | Apr 18, 2011 | Housing
The Landlord Law Blog provides a brief summary of the current situation with tenancy deposits from the tenants point of view. Tenancy deposits law Under the Housing Act 2004, all deposits must by law be protected with a government authorised tenancy deposit scheme...
by theEHP | Apr 18, 2011 | Housing
The Green Party wants to see a mandatory register of private landlords who comply with the law on Energy Performance Certificates, and has also called for a ban on rental properties with poor energy ratings reports the RLA. Green Party leader Caroline Lucas wants it...
