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Regulation & Law
UPDATE: Government delays publication of How to Rent Guide
A revised version of the renting checklist – which must be issued by both letting agents and landlords to new tenants or those renewing – was due to be published on Friday morning.
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Sunak appoints expected replacement for housing minister – sixth in a year!
Rachel Maclean has been appointed as a DLUHC minister to take over from Lucy Frazer, who was promoted to the Cabinet.
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Reshuffle: Another housing minister moves on after a few months
Lucy Frazer, who was appointed as housing minister in October, is now Culture Secretary in Rishi Sunak's Cabinet.
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WARNING: Today’s civil servant strike ‘to hit property deals’
Civil servants from Land Registry are among thousands of mandarins due to strike today as they demand better pay.
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Features
The new-look DLUHC
Timothy Douglas asks how the new appointments at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, will affect the outlook for agents.
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Look away for a second and the housing minister has changed again!
In an unbelievable course of events, DLUHC now has its 14th housing minister in 12 years.
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Propertymark: Councils need more cash to police ‘decent homes’
Local authorities need to be fully resourced for better homes and landlords who do not treat their tenants fairly need to be held accountable.
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Ministers swap seats at DLUHC … yet again
Both Andrew Stephenson and Paul Scully are moved to other posts in government with Lucy Frazer coming in.
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Housing ministers rapped over ‘advertorials’ by own marketing watchdog!
DLUHC told it must not repeat seven adverts that promoted the Government’s levelling-up agenda after complaints from Labour MPs.
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Will new Investment Zones deliver Tory’s promised housebuilding boom?
The zones are already planned in 38 areas with other places invited to add to the list as new housing minister launches prospectus.
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