Section 21 notices, also known as no-fault evictions, allow landlords in the UK to end a tenancy with at least two months' notice, without reason. However, the Renters' Rights Bill, external, which ...

The notices allow landlords to evict tenants without giving any reason – a so-called “no-fault eviction”. The government has confirmed the ban on evictions will end on August 23.

Renters are being served eviction notices despite the government’s promise to protect people from a wave of homelessness resulting from the coronavirus pandemic. Evictions have been banned since ...

Labour said in its election manifesto it would abolish Section 21 eviction notices ‘immediately’ upon election - but the legislation is still progressing through parliament ...

Eviction notice periods are being reduced from today as notice periods return to pre-pandemic levels. We explain what this means and your rights if you've been asked to leave your home ...

The increase came just months after the landlord served Elle with an eviction notice, which is being challenged at a tribunal ...

Some 5,940 households in England faced eviction due to Section 21 notices between April and June.

Eviction notices are being slashed from today as temporary measures in place to protect tenants return to pre-pandemic levels. Extra support was put in place during the Covid crisis to stop ...

A council tenant whose son has appeared in court in connection with the London riots is the first in the country to have been slapped given an eviction notice, Wandsworth Council has said.