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Local authority hits landlords with £45k worth of fines - Property Industry Eye

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Local authority hits landlords with £45k worth of fines - Property Industry Eye

Local authority hits landlords with £45k worth of fines - Breaking news for estate agents and the residential property industry. Independent, unbiased, and factual reporting. A forum for discussion and debate of topics of the day. Subscribe for our free daily newsletter.

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More than 700 landlord licences issued and £45,000 in fines as Salford improves housing conditions

A review of the Selective Licensing Scheme in Eccles, Barton and Winton shows that it is helping to improve housing conditions and making landlords more responsible. The five-year scheme set up by Salford City Council in 2022, aims to ensure that landlords are meeting the required standard for privately rented properties. The scheme is helping to tackle poor property and tenancy management, and has so far seen 704 properties licensed under the s…

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Over 700 Landlord Licenses issued and £45,000 in fines as Salford improves housing conditions

A review of the Selective Licensing Scheme in Eccles, Barton, and Winton shows that it is helping improve housing conditions and making landlords more responsible. The five-year scheme set up by Salford City Council in 2022, aims to ensure that landlords are meeting the required standard for privately rented properties. The scheme is helping to tackle poor property and tenancy management, and has so far seen 704 properties licensed under the sch…

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Salford Now broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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