Measures to curb numbers of houses of multiple occupation
(HMOs) in Reading's conservation areas are being considered by the council. Residents
complained of the "blighting effect" of family houses being converted
into single-room lets. Currently, only exterior features of a house are
protected but residents also want the same for interiors. Reading Borough
Council is to consider restricting landlords' house development rights. If
voted through, the change will mean planning permission is required before any
conversion takes place. Read more on the Get Reading website.
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