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RPT Decision: Improvement Notice Appeal (CAM/26UD/OLR/2011/0068)

by theEHP | Feb 10, 2012 | Improvement Notices, RPT Decisions

This case involves an Appeal against an Improvement Notice made by Stevenage Borough Council. The Improvement Notice in this case were served whilst the property was still in occupation. Shortly before the hearing of the appeal, the property became vacant. As a result of this , the Local Authority revoked the Improvement Notice. The Appeal was then treated as withdrawn.

Housing: NASH Report – Changes benefits are incentive for landlords to create HIMOs

Housing: NASH Report – Changes benefits are incentive for landlords to create HIMOs

by theEHP | Feb 10, 2012 | Housing

Social housing tenants risk becoming homeless, while potential home owners will face a housing shortage in the coming years, according to an industry-leading new report.

Housing: Harrow launch full-management lettings service

Housing: Harrow launch full-management lettings service

by theEHP | Feb 9, 2012 | Housing

Harrow Council has launched a full-management lettings service for the private rented sector. It was already offering a tenant-find service.

Health & Safety: Oxford landlord fined for failing to meet basic gas safety regs

Health & Safety: Oxford landlord fined for failing to meet basic gas safety regs

by theEHP | Feb 3, 2012 | Health & Safety

An Oxford landlord has been fined for endangering the lives of his tenants after consistently failing to provide safety records for gas appliances at a property he rented out in Didcot.

RPT Decision: Improvement Notice Appeal (LON/00BK/HIN/2011/0029)

by theEHP | Jan 27, 2012 | Improvement Notices, RPT Decisions

This case involves an Appeal against an Improvement Notice made by Westminster City Council. The Improvement Notice included a Category 1 hazard of ‘Excess Heat’. The London Panel confirmed the Improvement Notice and the appeal dismissed.

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