Government accused of turning renters reform legislation into a landlords' charter
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THE government was accused today of turning legislation to outlaw the eviction of tenants for no reason into a “landlord’s charter.”
Housing campaigners said the Renters (Reform) Bill, originally presented as a protection against so-called “no-fault” evictions, is being watered down to apply only to new tenancies.
This will leave 90 per cent of England’s 12 million existing tenants vulnerable to being thrown out of their homes.
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