TDS chief exective Steve Harriott's robust reply to the recent and critical Which? report into the UK system of tenancy deposits.

Without a doubt, over the years some landlords have mistreated their tenants, says Frances Burkinshaw, which has had the effect of beginning to spoil business for the good landlords.

A new government initiative to improve home buying and selling sounds like good news… but, asks Jeremy Leaf, is it?

The use of the term ‘Holiday Let’ is often misused and is bandied about as a heading for a ‘Short Let’ – but this could prove very dangerous in certain circumstances as…

The Government chose April Fools’ Day to announce stricter regulations for letting and managing agents – but, says Jeremy Leaf, it’s being taken very seriously.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is imminent – the new regulations come into force on 25th May. Workshops are filling up, consultants’ diaries are blocked out, yet, says, Andrea Kirkby, some…

Steven Porter, Partner and Commercial Practice Group Leader at JPC Law, reports on the appeal hearing in the cases of Dreamvar (UK) Limited -v- Mishcon De Reya and others and P &…

We need and want more new homes, but, says Kate Turnham, restrictive covenants can delay or even block development – and dealing with them can be expensive.

Debate rages, frustration grows, but, says Andrea Kirkby, is the proposed legislation really a force for good?

2018’s big concern is a data breach, but, says Mark Harper, having a policy for shredding both paper and digital data, will decrease the risk of non-compliance with GDPR.