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Rogue landlords to face huge fines for dangerous damp and mould
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The issue of damp and mould in rental properties has been a long-standing concern for tenants, with many reporting health problems and poor living conditions as a result. Local councils have historically had limited powers to hold landlords accountable for such issues, but new regulations aim to change this. The ability for councils to impose significant fines is expected to be a key tool in enforcing these new standards and improving housing safety.
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Rogue landlords to face huge fines for dangerous damp and mould
Housing Secretary Steve Reed has written to mayors, urging councils to utilise these new powers to tackle unsafe housing
21 Jun, 21:30
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