A database of rogue landlords would be opened up to
prospective tenants under government plans. The Rogue Landlords Database was
launched in 2018 and only has ten names on it so far. It includes those who have
been banned for failing to make a property habitable, or have been convicted of
serious offences. At the moment the list is only open to local authorities but
under a package of rent reforms it will be opened up. The proposals apply to
England as housing policy has been devolved. Read more on the BBC website.
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