The private rental sector is at a critical turning point. With Section 21 evictions surging ahead of the Renters Rights Bill, the figures are alarming. While these changes aim to protect tenants, they risk doing the opposite. In this article, I react to the comments of an eviction expert and urge the Government to face the reality of their actions.

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There’s something about spring that gets people moving—literally. Whether you're dreaming of more space, a new area, or a fresh start, now’s the time to get serious. If you want to be settled by summer, the clock is already ticking. Here’s why acting now puts you miles ahead in the moving game.

The Renters' Rights Bill is coming—and it’s an asteroid hurtling toward the private rental sector. Landlords are fleeing, rents are skyrocketing, and yet the government insists “everything is fine.” Sound familiar? This isn’t just policy, it’s a disaster movie playing out in real time. The question is: Will they act now, or just brace for impact?