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Our clerks’ room is open between:

8.30am – 6.30pm

Outside of these hours and in cases of urgency, please contact
Paul Bunting on 07971 843023 or
Darren Madle on 07769 714399.

Clerk contacts

Richard Sheehan

Deputy Senior Clerk

020 7420 9503
Oliver Ventura

First Junior Clerk

020 7420 9505
Aron Hanks

Second Junior Clerk

020 7420 9506
Archie Conners

Third Junior Clerk

020 7420 9507

Our clerks’ room is open between:

8.30am – 6.30pm

Outside of these hours and in cases of urgency, please contact
Paul Bunting on 07971 843023 or
Darren Madle on 07769 714399.

Clerk contacts

Richard Sheehan

Deputy Senior Clerk

020 7420 9503
Oliver Ventura

First Junior Clerk

020 7420 9505
Aron Hanks

Second Junior Clerk

020 7420 9506
Archie Conners

Third Junior Clerk

020 7420 9507

Renters (Reform) Bill: the end of “no fault” evictions? – article by Matthew Shore

Although vague promises of the abolition of “no fault” evictions have been around for many years now, the introduction of the Renters (Reform) Bill (“the Bill”) to Parliament on 17 May 2023 suggests that the s21 possession procedure is indeed finally on its way out.

However, the Bill proposes many further changes that will be of critical importance to private sector residential landlords. This article will summarize the most significant of the proposed reforms and provide some analysis as to how the Bill will impact interested parties if it ultimately makes its way into legislation.

Periodic Tenancies and Possession

The Bill proposes five key changes to the way in which private landlords will now be able to obtain possession of their properties.

Please click on this link to read the full article by Matthew Shore.