Laura Sharman 27 March 2020

Renters protected from eviction during coronavirus crisis

Charities have welcomed moves to protect tenants from all ongoing housing evictions.

The Government has confirmed that all ongoing housing possession action will be suspended for at least three months to ensure people do not have to leave their house during the current health crisis.

Landlords will also have to give at least three months’ notice if they intent to seek possession so won’t be allowed to start the court process until after this period.

Polly Neate, chief executive of Shelter, said: ‘We’re very glad to see the government has changed its approach and is now introducing a full ban on evictions, giving much-needed protection for renters at this critical time.

‘Robert Jenrick should take a lot of credit for having listened and taken further action - as a result many thousands of people can now stay safe in their homes.’

SIGN UP
For your free daily news bulletin
Highways jobs

Social Worker Homelessness

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and London Borough of Wandsworth
£38,976 - £52,767
Social Worker – Homelessness£40,... Wandsworth, London
Recuriter: London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and London Borough of Wandsworth

Driver

Essex County Council
Up to £25081.00 per annum
DriverFixed Term, Part Time£25,081 per annum pro rata Location
Recuriter: Essex County Council

Principal Transportation and Infrastructure Planner

Essex County Council
£56537.00 - £66514.00 per annum
Principal Transportation and Infrastructure PlannerPermanent, Full Time£56,537 to £66,514 per annumLocation
Recuriter: Essex County Council

NETPark Property Assistant

Durham County Council
Grade 2
Durham County Council
Recuriter: Durham County Council

SENDIASS Officer

Durham County Council
£35,412 - £39,152
An exciting and rewarding opportunity has arisen within the busy and fast paced SEND Information, Advice, Support Service (SENDIASS).   WHAT IS INVOLV Durham
Recuriter: Durham County Council
Linkedin Banner