Laws introduced in April 2018 empowered local authorities to issue banning orders to the most serious offending landlords and agents operating in their communities. Those handed a ban are prevented from renting out properties, engaging in property management or letting agency work. But since the new powers were introduced, only a small number of people have been placed on the database. Before the database was launched, the government claimed that 10,500 rogue landlords were operating in England and that it expected more than 600 of the worst offenders would make it on to the database. Only 39 entries from 25 local authorities have been made so far. Read more on the Guardian website.
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