Associations & Bodies
News and updates from associations and member organisations in the UK residential property industry.
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Lettings leaders call out Government over binning Section 21 evictions
The TLIC's report in response to the Queen's speech eviction proposals urges ministers to mitigate against 'unintended consequences'.
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Propertymark chief promises to protect his agents’ interests on TDS board
Nathan Emerson gets a place on the TDS high table due to his organisation's role in 2003 forming of TDS along with RICS.
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Lomond Group and Propertymark launch major training initiative
The Lomond Group has joined forces with Propertymark launching a ground-breaking training and development strategy for its 1,000-strong workforce.
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Estate agents furious with Shelter over latest video ‘stunt’
Video that paints agents as immoral, uncaring and keen to place tenants in dangerous slum properties is 'appalling and childish' says Propertymark.
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Robert May steps in at last moment to be final Strictly Agents dancer
Rummage4 founder admits he has the 'grace of a mountain gorilla' but is aiming to raise £3,000 for Agents Giving.
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More estate agents get qualified despite RoPA fading away
Propertymark mark says the number of agents getting qualified is at a five-year high despite there being no legal requirement to attain them - yet.
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‘Persistently dishonest’ property valuer and his firm expelled from RICS
Disciplinary panel finds case proven on nine charges and orders Christopher Adams to pay costs of nearly £31,000.
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New property association launched from merger
The two previously competing property management associations are now officially one – IRPM and ARMA are now combined, as The Property Institute.
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‘Property United for Ukraine’ industry fundraising effort for DEC launched
Initiative supported by all major industry groups urges agents to donate their fundraising cash through new Just Giving page.
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Landlords call for 3% stamp duty levy on BTL property to be axed
NRLA says decision is 'no brainer' as it would add 900,000 properties to the private rented sector and raise £10 billion for the treasury.
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