Renters Rights Act enforcement officers funded by Mayor
Summary
London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced around £400,000 in funding for Renters Rights Act enforcement officers and tenant support services. The money will support training for newly recruited officers in boroughs across the capital and fund organisations offering free advice to renters.
Why it matters
This signals increased local enforcement capacity around rental standards and tenant protections in London. Surveyors working in the private rented sector may see greater scrutiny of housing conditions, maintenance issues and compliance with new rental rights.
Key points
- £400,000 allocated to Renters Rights Act enforcement officers and tenant services
- Funding includes training for new officers in London boroughs
- Two organisations will receive support to provide free advice to renters
- Mayor’s office highlights unsafe, damp and poorly maintained homes as a focus
- London councils are being prepared to enforce the new law
Organisations:
Mayor’s office, Renters Rights Enforcement Fund
Regulations:
Renters Rights Act
Locations:
London, boroughs across the capital
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