Looking further out, the news worsened as forward contracts for gas and electricity saw steep rises for summer and winter next year. Gas rose 18% to 130p/therm for the summer with winter gas climbing ...

Controversial plans for a private rented sector database are set to cost more than £325 million, with our CEO Ben Beadle ...

Following the release of our joint briefing with the Energy Saving Trust our policy and public affairs officer Mia Rotaru ...

Homelessness charity Crisis is looking for landlords to get involved in a project to find homes in the private rented sector ...

Plans for a private rented sector database are set to cost over £325 million whilst providing an extremely limited service to tenants and landlords, according to the National Residential Landlords ...

You have an empty property, and a family member needs a place to live. Sound familiar? As a landlord, it’s surprising how often this scenario crops up. But can you rent to family members? And is it a ...

A new cross-sector report has warned skills, finance and a clear delivery plan are needed to turn UK Government's energy ...

More than 4,000 landlords signed up to join NRLA experts and Government officials to find out more about the new landlord database at a member webinar this week. Here we answer some of your frequently ...

Our chief policy officer Chris Norris was in Liverpool this week for the Labour Conference. He shares his conference diary outlining key conversations and why we will need to work harder than ever to ...

New rules on electronic Right to Rent checks have come into force today. Right to Rent checks were introduced in England in 2014 to ensure only those lawfully present in the UK can access the private ...

With Budget Day now just weeks away reports of increases to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) are starting to swirl. With the press quoting figures of up to 46% our head of policy, Charles Pitt, explains why ...