Private tenants who commit anti-social behaviour could
face exclusion from their homes, after a government U-turn. The Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing
Bill will provide powers to landlords to apply to temporarily evict tenants if
they are guilty of sustained ASB. This
power would only have applied to social tenants- meaning no action could be
taken against private tenants in old right to buy properties. The government
initially rejected calls from Labour and housing bodies for the power to apply
to all tenancies, but changed course when it announced an amendment to the
bill. Read more on Inside Housing.
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