NEWSFLASH: U-turn on lifting of evictions ban

NEWSFLASH: U-turn on lifting of evictions ban

In a last minute U-turn the government has delayed the ending of the evictions ban until 20th September.

The government also intends to give tenants greater protection from eviction over the winter by requiring landlords to provide tenants with 6 months’ notice in all bar those cases raising other serious issues such as those involving anti-social behaviour and domestic abuse perpetrators, until at least the end of March. To learn more about this story please click here


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