Official figures from Ministry of Justice put government's plans to ban Section 21 'no fault' evictions into disarray.

Member agents of TPO have been given the deadline in new revised Codes of Practice issued by ombudsman.

Competition watchedog the CMA says it plans to fine estate agents become involved in cartels as well as disqualify them as directors.

The agent had ‘inadequate redress membership’ with The Property Ombudsman.

Commuters, politicians and housing campaigners have complained to the Mayor of London about the ads, which urge landlords to ditch long-term lets.

The annual report from the Property Redress Scheme reveals a significantly increased workload created in part by more people knowing about their right to compensation.

Poll of 6,500 businesses within the private rental market reveals huge worries over proposed end to 'no fault' evictions.

The Advertising Standards Authority watchdog says both the number of complaints and cases jumped last year compared to 2017.

Wales is the latest country within the UK to enact a ban, leaving just Northern Ireland without plans for similar legislation.

Scottish landlords and letting agents have been targeted by campaigners who claim many are advertising traditional rental properties as 'sham' holiday lets.