King’s Speech to bring forward the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill (CLRB)
Today’s King’s Speech set out the government’s legislative priorities for the coming parliamentary session, with housing and property reform... Read more »
Today’s King’s Speech set out the government’s legislative priorities for the coming parliamentary session, with housing and property reform... Read more »
Hound of Holborn on Restrictive Covenants: Selling the Land, Keeping a Hand on the Wheel Restrictive covenants are one of the quiet instruments of... Read more »
Minister of State for Housing: Keynote Speech – Institute for Government: Wednesday 29 April 2026 Yesterday, Wednesday 29 April, Matthew... Read more »
A tax trap was quietly laid for ordinary tenants. Not deliberately, one hopes. That would imply a level of coordination that we rarely see in... Read more »
While it is a relatively quiet period for leasehold in terms of parliamentary progress, the subject has still been very much in the news spotlight... Read more »
Inheritance disputes in England and Wales are rising sharply as more families turn to the courts to challenge how estates are divided. Research from... Read more »
Leasehold Reform News: Matthew Pennycook’s appearance at the Select Committee sessions and the latest on the Human Rights Act Challenges In the... Read more »
Landlords face £7,000 fine for not providing Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet The Government has now published its Renters’ Right Act... Read more »
Last week it was the turn of the financial investment sector to give evidence in front of the Housing Select Committee which is scrutinising the draft... Read more »
Can the Right to Manage Company (RTM) apply to the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) for determination of breach of covenant under the lease? The RTM is... Read more »
