Patience with Ministers appears to be wearing thin at the NRLA which says tax, regulatory and other assaults on landlords are beginning take their toll.

NRLA has slammed the housing group for its 'one-sided' research last week which tarred all landlords with the same evictions brush.

Nathan Emerson is unusually blunt in his criticism of Shelter's claims, which he comprehensively pulls apart as 'not representative' of PRS reality.

Annual report from redress scheme the PRS reveals fewer people complaining about letting agents in particular despite rising transaction volumes last year.

Influential Commons scrutiny committee tells government to 'do better' and get a move on with its much-anticipated White Paper on reform.

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.

The end to a temporary boost in Universal Credit benefit payments to tenants has left thousands in rent arrears.

NRLA highlights what many letting agents and landlords have been saying - that high taxes are hitting landlords hard.