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NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle has told BBC Newsnight that the supply crisis now facing the PRS is of the Government's own making. On last night's programme he rejected calls for rent controls and temporary rent freezes and instead said ministers need to tackle the root of the issue. He said the Government must reverse Section 24 mortgage interest relief changes and unfreeze Local Housing Allowance to encourage landlords to continue to invest in the sector and provide the homes to rent that the country so desperately needs. Watch from 17:35

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Demand for rental homes across the UK has reached record levels at the same time as almost a quarter of landlords say they plan to sell off homes. NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle will be appearing on Newsnight tonight to discuss the supply crisis - and what can be done to tackle it. Tune in from 10.30pm on BBC2.

NRLA CEO Ben Beadle is attending a Ministerial roundtable on the Government’s rental reform white paper today. Ben will share the association's five key asks – changes it believes are key to creating workable legislation to benefit landlords and tenants. You can read more about what we would like to see here:

Rental reform: Our five key asks | NRLA A fundamental shift in the Government’s attitude to private landlords is needed if its rental reform plans are to work. Following the publication of the Government’s long-awaited white paper on rental reform, the NRLA has identified five major areas of concern, and in the coming weeks will be ca...

Our CEO Ben Beadle joined Liam Halligan on GB News today, to discuss government plans to investigate the impact of holiday lets, as the supply crisis in the PRS grows. You can read more about the NRLA's views on the plans here: https://www.nrla.org.uk/news/chickens-come-home-to-roost-as-government-consults-on-holiday-lets

NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle asks just how far landlords can be pushed before they start to exit the sector, in discussion with the Evening Standard today. Tune in to The Leader to hear more about what he had to say about the Government’s plans for rental reform.

Evening Standard on Twitter “ 💬 "It's a question of how far can landlords be squeezed before they start to exit the sector?" from tells how landlords might react to proposed changes to the rental sector. 🎧 Listen: https://t.co/PMGTTC3bHd”

It’s official - the NRLA has been named Best Property Education Provider at the Property Reporter Awards today! Training for landlords, agents and local authorities is a big part of our offer here at the NRLA with a team dedicated to bringing you courses that are relevant, engaging and great value for money. We’re delighted that this has now been recognised at a national level.

NRLA scoops top industry training award | NRLA The NRLA has been named Best Property Education Provider at the annual Property Reporter Awards. The association's training academy beat off stiff competition from across the industry to clinch the title in a ceremony in London earlier today.

💬 We want to hear your views as part of a feature for the Spring edition of our members magazine Property! 📰
🏡 When it comes to the garden, do you give your tenants free rein, or perhaps you pay for a gardener? Have your say in the comments and take part in our poll! *comments could be used in magazine https://www.nrla.org.uk/news/the-big-question-do-your-tenants-have-free-rein-when-it-comes-to-the-garden

The Big Question: Do your tenants have free rein when it comes to the garden? | NRLA When it comes to gardening, do you allow your tenants to have free rein? We are asking you what you think as part of our Big Question feature in the Spring edition of member magazine Property.

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