500 renters are given a section 21 no-fault eviction every day. Genuine change is desperately needed.

Yet thanks to self-interested landlord MPs this version of the #RentersReformBill , which has it's Third Reading today, will fail to protect them.

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Members across the house have taken note of our position today.

Tenants groups across the sector will not accept this version of the #RentersReformBill . It will not change the lives of the people we represent.

It's time to listen to renters and give it an serious overhaul.

'Deeply concerning'

👇🏼Caroline Lucas on the unchanged two month notice period for evictions.

We know that short notice periods can leave renters scrambling to find a new home - and at risk of becoming #homeless . The #RentersReformBill must extend notice periods to four months.

'The Bill isn’t fit for purpose, it must be strengthened for the benefit of renters.'

Shadow housing minister Matthew Pennycook MP earlier outlined The Labour Party's view on the #RentersReformBill

Every party must stand up and make this Bill deliver the promise of a 'fairer deal for renters'

.Munira Wilson MP 🇺🇦 shares the story of a father in her constituency served a #Section21 no fault eviction notice for daring to fix a leak himself.

The Liberal Democrats say the government must stop finding excuses to delay abolition of section 21 - 'if there is a will there is a way'.

.Matthew Pennycook MP makes a good point. Landlord MPs are arguing for a tenant period of commitment - AKA a tenant trap, based on fear of short term lets, but there's no evidence to back this.

Renters lose £669 for EVERY move, PLUS stress and upheaval. The argument doesn't make sense.

The minister 👇🏼 talks a good game about what the #RentersReformBill ✨COULD✨ deliver. But without serious amendments, it WON'T deliver any of this.

It’s time to overhaul this Bill. Make sure it delivers meaningful change, not just a new system with the same old problems.

The #RentersReformBill is back in the commons.

MPs are debating what’s in the Bill. But our message is clear.

What's in the Bill isn’t good enough. It won’t fix the problems that renters face day in, day out. This bill needs serious amendments or it will be a colossal failure.

What's causing homelessness?

Look between... YEARS OF SUCCESSIVE UNDERFUNDING OF SOCIAL HOME BUILDING AND A LACK OF PROTECTION FOR RENTERS

#LookBetween #BuildSocialHomes

500 renters are given a section 21 no-fault eviction every day.

Genuine change is desperately needed. Yet thanks to self-interested landlord MPs this version of the #RentersReformBill will fail to protect them.

Our warning as part of the Renters' Reform Coalition 👇🏾

PMQs kicking off with Angela Rayner 🌹 pressing Oliver Dowden on when the Government actually plans to abolish section 21 evictions.
1. We need a date not an indefinite kicking of the can down the road.
2. They need to actually be abolished, not just in name only.

Since the inception of the Renters (Reform) Bill, the government has repeatedly watered it down in favour of landlords - while also failing to address key loopholes. The result is a bill that won't deliver for renters. It's not fit for purpose.
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A 'colossal failure' without 'serious amendments'.

The government’s failure to stand up to self-interested landlord MPs has created a version of the #RentersReformBill that betrays renters says Shelter’s @Pollyn1, ahead of the Bill's Third Reading.

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The #RentersReformBill should have been the start of a fairer, better rental system. Instead, the Government has betrayed renters and given in to a handful of self-interested landlord MP’s.

Ahead of Third Reading we've joined Renters' Reform Coalition to call this Bill out as a failure.