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Renters to see the end of Section 21 ‘No-fault Evictions’ by May 2026
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Renters’ Rights Act receives Royal Assent heralding new protections for private tenants
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Renters’ Rights Bill to ban Section 21 evictions for new and existing tenancies
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Renters’ Rights Bill to end Section 21 ‘no fault evictions’, reform grounds for possession
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Report calls for more rights for communities in Wales over land and assets
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Report calls for wide-reaching reforms to planning to avoid housing “permacrisis”
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