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Now that we have a Labour government, all eyes were on the King’s Speech which happened earlier today (17th July 2024) where the end of no fault evictions was announced.
Labour have announced that it will be ending no fault evictions and reforming grounds for possession.
The bill will introduce new clear and expanded possession grounds to allow landlords to reclaim property.
It remains to be seen whether the ban on no fault evictions extends to include Notices to Quit or just applies to Section 21 Notices.
We will provide a further update once the Bill has been published.
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