Licence to Manage: What will the regulation of property agents mean for flat owners?
The prospect of regulation in the residential property management sector One of the big news pieces coming out of the party conference season has... Read more »
The prospect of regulation in the residential property management sector One of the big news pieces coming out of the party conference season has... Read more »
The Conservative Party at its annual conference promised that, if elected, "nobody will ever pay Inheritance Tax (IHT) on their family home". Kemi... Read more »
Leasehold Reform: An Update: Taking Stock October 2026 Two years after the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 and with the draft Commonhold... Read more »
This week’s Labour Party Conference in Liverpool has seen more headline news on leasehold and the regulation of the property sector more generally. ... Read more »
Consolidation in the services sector is gathering pace, particularly in professional services, with independently owned firms seeking to join private... Read more »
Bishop & Sewell LLP has been recognised by the Legal 500 for its expertise in advising wealthy individuals and their families. The firm has... Read more »
The government has extended its consultation on leasehold enfranchisement valuation rates, pushing back the closing date for representations from 23... Read more »
With the return to parliament last week, and Andy Burnham’s first PMQs, I was pleased to see that leasehold reform was not far from the main agenda.... Read more »
I am indebted to my former colleague Robin Stewart for highlighting what may be the first, post RRA rent appeal case, coming from London. There are... Read more »
The government has finally updated the Housing Health and Safety Rating System. This has been discussed for some time and, indeed, the update has been... Read more »
