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council has decided to re-run its public consultation on rules controlling
which homes can be converted into houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) after
discovering a possible discrepancy with its online survey. Worcester City
Council is urging everyone who responded to the previous consultation to do so
again. The council agreed last year to make it a requirement for landlords to
seek planning permission to convert a normal home into an HMO containing between
three and six-beds. It is also proposed that no more than two properties next
door to each other can be converted into HMOs. Read more on the WCC website.
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