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How tenants can challenge rent rises using new tool
How tenants can challenge rent rises using new tool Tenants have been given greater protections under Labour’s Renters’ Rights Act - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments Renters in the UK have been urged to challenge unfair rent rises as Labour’s flagship housing bill brings in strengthened protections for millions. Launching the ‘Resist Rent Rises’ campaign, a coalition of tenants’ unions have launched a free tool that enables renters to give information about their proposed rent rise,...
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Spaniards now spend half their salary on rent, study finds
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