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Section 21 Evictions
31st October 2023
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Second Reading of The Renter’s Reform Bill
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London rents hit a record high
19th October 2023
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The state of Private Rented Sector (PRS) accommodation in London
19th October 2023
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Urgent call for more homes on World Homelessness Day
10th October 2023
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2023-2028 Corporate Strategy: Tackling Housing Insecurity
6th September 2023
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Can repurposing commercial properties into residential homes help solve the UK housing crisis?
28th July 2023
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Capital Letters have officially moved
1st November 2022
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Government supports Capital Letters to find private rented homes for homeless families over next two years
15th July 2022
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Capital Letters welcomes renters reform white paper
17th June 2022
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How can landlords help low-income families manage the rising cost of living?
31st March 2022
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Why we need more decent homes in the private rented sector
10th February 2022
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2nd February 2022
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Is ESG investment a solution to the homelessness crisis? Find out what our expert panel concluded
16th December 2021
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Winner of the Capital Letters “What’s My Rent?” challenge announced
9th December 2021
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Say yes to DSS – why landlords should let to families on benefits
29th November 2021
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31st October 2023
Section 21 Evictions
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23rd October 2023
Second Reading of The Renter’s Reform Bill
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20th October 2023
Calls for More Support for Renters and Landlords
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19th October 2023
London rents hit a record high