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Eviction ban in England and Wales to be extended until 20 September, Sky News understands

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The eviction ban in England and Wales will be extended until 20 September, Sky News understands.Ministers have come under pressure to extend the ban, amid warnings thousands of renters could lose their homes otherwise

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BBC News

Eviction ban ‘to be extended by a month’

Ministers are planning an extension to the ban on landlords evicting tenants in England until 20 September.

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Coronavirus evictions ban extended until September in latest government U

Evictions were due to resume on Sunday without ministerial intervention

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

UK extends ban on evicting tenants for another four weeks

LONDON - The British government said on Friday it would extend a ban on evicting tenants from social or private rented accommodation for another four weeks due to COVID-19 pandemic. The moratorium on evictions, which has been in place for five months, had been due to expire on Sunday. The government also said there will be a six-month notice period for evicting tenants, meaning renters

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

'Tories a byword for incompetence after last-minute eviction ban U

By extending the ban until September 20, they have postponed the anxiety rather than resolve it. Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick had to be shamed into taking action by Labour, charities and local government

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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