DASH Lincolnshire

These newsletters are produced in partnership between DASH, Boston Borough Council, East Lindsey District Council, Lincoln City Council, North Kesteven, South Holland, South Kesteven, & West Lindsey District Councils.

Lincolnshire Landlord Electronic Newsletters - LLEN

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  • Renters Reform Bill

    It was announced in the Queen’s Speech in May that the Government will bring forward the Renters Reform Bill in the coming session of Parliament. A White Paper policy document will be published … more

  • Registering electrical appliances

    AMDEA (the UK trade association for the manufacturers of domestic electrical appliances) is encouraging registration of household appliances. Product Registration allows consumers and landlords to be … more

  • Covid-19 and Ventilation

    The Minister of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) issued a letter to all landlords regarding ventilation and Covid-19 late last year. This was published on the DASH website at … more

  • Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms

    Since October 2015 it has been a legal requirement for landlords in England to ensure that at least one smoke alarm is installed on each storey of their rental properties, and that carbon monoxide … more

  • Right to Rent changes

    Since 2015, before entering into a tenancy agreement, landlords have been obliged to check that their existing or prospective tenants can legally rent their property in England. Failure to do so … more

  • Energy prices

    Following the article in the last newsletter, Ofgem announced that the energy price cap would rise by 54% from 1st April for mains gas and electricity supplies. Those on standard tariffs paying for … more

  • Prosecution for unlicensed HMO in South Holland

    A landlord in the South Holland District has been fined £11,000 for letting an unlicensed HMO.

    A Notice of Intent to issue a Financial Penalty was issued in July 2021.  Despite the … more

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