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The Renters’ Rights Bill was back in the House of Commons on 14th January 2025 for the report stage and third reading.  

This indicates that legislative change alone is not sufficient to solve the challenges facing the sector in both nations.

We want to understand renters’ experiences of trying to solve housing problems when their landlord or letting agent will not help.

In the context of upcoming legislative change to the PRS, there has been a great deal of press coverage predicting an exodus of landlords.

Committed to creating social value, we are invested in reducing disputes effectively, raising standards and making life easier for...

The Renters Rights Bill is here, and it brings sweeping changes that will significantly affect landlords, letting agents and tenants...

TDS has launched a new partnership with homelessness charity Crisis today to explore and develop ideas for how the private rented sector...

The new Labour government has confirmed that they will require all private rented sector properties to reach an Energy Perform Certificate..

Our latest report details NHOS enquiries, complaints, early resolutions through negotiation or mediation, our formal ombudsman decisions...

The new Labour Government will bring a Renters’ Rights Bill to Parliament this year, introducing several reforms to the PRS.

Rents continue to rise across the UK, albeit at varying rates in different regions.

The TDS Charitable Foundation has published its latest Voice of the Tenant survey, which shows that 35% of private renters are struggling.

In this blog, TDS looks at the general election manifestos’ key policy proposals relating to the private rented sector.

TDS explores what we already know about the parties’ positions on the private rented sector.

The TDS Charitable Foundation has published a report which looks at the barriers that private and social housing tenants face.

The ‘Decent Homes Standard’ (DHS) sets out a required minimum quality for social housing in England.