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When you say housing and Liverpool, most people – of a certain age – will think Brookside, Bread or even Boys from the Blackstuff.
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The Government has approved a comprehensive Landlord Licensing scheme covering around 80 per cent of privately rented properties in Liverpool.
Liverpool City Council is to apply for a Judicial Review of the government’s decision not to renew its life-saving Landlord Licensing scheme.
An unlicensed landlord has been fined £12,422 for renting out properties that posed a risk to the health of his...
A managing agent has been hit with a total bill of almost £4,000 and a criminal record after pleading guilty at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court to renting out 12 private sector properties without a compulsory licence.
A landlord has been hit with a total bill of over £22,000 after being found guilty at Liverpool Magistrates Court for managing 25 properties without a compulsory licence.
Liverpool City Council has secured an emergency closure of privately rented flats due to serious concerns over fire safety.
An unlicensed landlord in Liverpool has been fined almost £10,000 by a District Judge
Liverpool City Council has signed a ground-breaking partnership with three organisations representing letting agents and landlords to help drive up standards in the private rented sector
Private sector tenants can now search online to see if their landlord has applied for their property to be part of the city's Landlord Licensing scheme
More than a quarter of private landlords in Liverpool have so far signed up to the city's new compulsory licensing scheme.
Liverpool City Council's Assistant Mayor and Cabinet member for housing, Councillor Ann O'Byrne has launched the UK's first city-wide Landlord Licensing scheme.
Meetings and drop-in sessions are to take place about the proposal to introduce a licensing scheme for landlords.
Opinion Research Services (ORS) to carry out 12-week, independent consultation on issue, starting on 24 March.
