‘No-fault evictions’ to be banned in England – but it won’t solve private renters’ problems

By Helen Carr, Professor in Law, University of Southampton
Edward Kirton-Darling, Senior Lecturer, School of Law, University of Bristol

It appears that the UK government is going to ban “no-fault” evictions by private landlords in England. It promised to abolish these notices immediately after the election, and the king’s speech in July indicated this was a priority.

Of course, this is not the first time this reform has been promised. It was a manifesto commitment for the Conservatives and prime minister Boris…

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