This week the government have released guidelines for Tenants, Landlords and Letting Agents regarding the impending Tenant Fee Ban. The documents released on April 1st“set out the government’s approach to banning letting fees paid by tenants in the private rented sector and capping tenancy deposits in England. The aim of the Act is to reduce […]

Eating with flatmates is the best. It gives you a chance to catch up, stuff your faces, and share the washing up duties too (winner). But if your house meals tend to revolve around Deliveroo, it might be time for a rethink. Cooking together is way more fun, and it’s lighter on your stomach and

The further you look into the history of Macclesfield, the more astonished you find yourself. With the town’s original industry being silk, there is a rich heritage and community pride still observable to date. But…did you know Macclesfield had a castle?! Built by John de Macclesfield in 1398, an aid to the then English King,

Data recently published by the Office for National Statistics showed that Cheshire and Warrington’s economy grew faster than anywhere else in England, with the highest growth of any local authority in England and Wales being achieved by Cheshire West and Chester. It means that Cheshire and Warrington now boasts a £30.9bn economy, with every person

What does it cover? The Tenant Fees Bill sets out the government’s approach to banning letting fees for tenants. The key measures of the bill include: – Security deposits must not exceed the equivalent of six weeks’ rent. – Holding deposits will be capped at no more than one week’s rent. – The Bill also