Hope In Redbridge
Cumulative hearts sank when landlords of East London heard that Redbridge was planning to bring in another selective licensing scheme. Councillors fell foul of new
Cumulative hearts sank when landlords of East London heard that Redbridge was planning to bring in another selective licensing scheme. Councillors fell foul of new
Whenever I tell people who are not versed in the intricacies (or lunacies) of housing policy that four north east London boroughs have banned landlords
Property can be like a game of snakes and landlords. When you’re new to the business hopefully you will climb a few ladders, but you
Last week I took part in a debate on the new TV channel London Live. 25 year old Alice Carder had made a documentary ‘No
I chair the regular NLA London Regional seminar sponsored by Edmund Cude at the Institute of Directors. This month we were looking at the un-joined-up
Welfare Reform Minister, Lord Freud, spoke at the National Landlords Association conference in the Midlands on 31 October 2012. He was concise, thoughtful, engaging and
Those of us running our property businesses in East London might be forgiven for feeling very frustrated with the recent onslaught of bureaucracy and control
The Bank of England lowered interest rates from 5% to 4.75% on 7 November. This was widely expected. Like many landlord colleagues, I am very