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Pathway to clean heat in buildings charted
The Scottish Government has set out proposals for how homeowners and landlords can meet energy efficiency targets and reconfirmed its intention to ban polluting heating systems from 2045. Whilst Propertymark welcomes the ambition, we believe enhancements are needed to make the plans achievable.
Damp and mould remain a major issue for the housing sector
The UK Government is currently consulting on the implementation of Awaab’s Law, which was passed in response to the tragic death of two-year-old Awaab Ishak in December 2020 from exposure to serious mould in his parents’ social rented home.
Owners must take more accountability for building safety
Propertymark welcomes clarification that the Scottish Government intends to apply and enforce the Building (Scotland) Act 2003 and fully support measures that will improve safety in high-rise buildings. However, we are concerned that the current proposals for a time limit on enforcement may leave some buildings less safe for residents.
Hazard repair failures lead to fines for landlord
Watford Council prosecuted the self-managing landlord for failure to put things right after an inspection discovered conditions in the property posed a severe health risk to the tenants.