London Mayor Allocates £400,000 for Rental Enforcement
UKPulse Property Desk
The Mayor of London has announced £400,000 in funding to support the enforcement of the Renters Rights Act. This funding will be used for training enforcement officers and providing tenant support services.
- The Mayor of London has allocated £400,000.
- The funding is for the enforcement of the Renters Rights Act.
- Resources will support training for enforcement officers and tenant support services in London.
The Mayor of London has announced a £400,000 funding package aimed at bolstering the enforcement of the Renters Rights Act across the capital. This allocation is intended to support the training of newly recruited enforcement officers within London boroughs.
The funds will also be directed towards providing tenant support services throughout London, according to the announcement.