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Despite three weeks left of UK summer, the worrying 'false autumn' phenomenon is becoming more common in the UK, as Google Trends data reveals a 5,000% spike in UK searches for “blocked gutters”.

On 30th September 2025 (9am–12pm), Earl Kendrick’s expert team will be at Origin Workspace, Bristol, for our RCA Masterclass: Reinstatement Cost Assessments Explained.

When a company specialises in 24/7 property management support, it’s got to be ready to handle pretty much anything, as can be attested to by Adiuvo, whose managers have, on more than one occasion, received tenant requests that have caused them to pause and say, wait, what? 

The Property Ombudsman (TPO) has appointed three Non-Executive Directors to its Board. Carlos Thibaut, Jennifer Ryans and Zahir Mamujee have decades of experience working across business development, dispute resolution and property development and management. 

The Land Collective has successfully concluded its third Black Girls in Property (BGIP) programme, a comprehensive five-day initiative designed to introduce young Black women to careers in the property sector. The programme, which ran from 4-8 August 2025, brought together over 20 participants, including alumni from the organisation's inaugural cohort, demonstrating the lasting impact and community-building success of the initiative.The programme featured a diverse range of experiences across London's pro

Birmingham pilot project demonstrates how predictive technology helps private residential landlords avoid costly 24-hour emergency repair deadlines.

The Association for Rental Living, the membership body for all institutionally backed, professionally managed purpose-built rental living sectors, has released the agendas for the Rental Living Annual Conference 2025. 

Ministers must ensure tenants benefit from proposed energy efficiency rules, warns Scottish housing, fuel poverty & consumer group.

The Renters’ Rights Bill is currently moving through the House of Lords and is expected to bring wide-ranging changes to the way privately rented homes are managed. Among the most significant are new limits on how and when landlords can increase rent.

Ian Shapiro has today started his role as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Building Research Establishment (BRE).

The latest research by Yopa has revealed that the average household across England could be set to save £1,000 per year should the government decide to scrap stamp duty and replace current council tax with an annual homeowners tax. 

Who is legally responsible for implementing and paying for fire safety improvements? Can we challenge the charges if we do not believe they are reasonable?