The Federation of Damp says shortages of competent surveyors could undermine efforts to tackle damp and mould as Awaab’s Law expands.

M. Saeed, founder of Evidix, argues that Awaab’s Law enforcement in private rented homes would fall mainly to tenants, and that good record-keeping is the landlord’s best...

Lewis Harding, Gas Safe registered engineer and owner of First Point Plumbing in New Mills, explains why Awaab’s Law for private landlords makes the first 10-day investigation...

The Awaab’s Law consultation for the private rented sector in England closes on 18 December 2026.

A government consultation will shape how Awaab’s Law applies to private landlords, closing on 18 December 2026.

Awaab's Law has applied to social housing in England since October 2025, with the Renters' Rights Act 2025 allowing its extension to private tenancies.

Mark Dawson, tenant matters advisor at AST Assistance, examines how Awaab's Law Phase 2 is reshaping hazard management standards across the private rented sector, even before the law...

George Edwards, managing director, Timberwise, sets out what Awaab's Law Phase 2 adds to landlords' existing statutory obligations and why triage and record-keeping will be critical...

Inventory Base warns that the next phase of Awaab's Law extends far beyond damp and mould, requiring housing providers to prove evidence-based risk management.

Dan Foryszewski, managing director of private residential & director of investor solutions at MRI Software, explores how Awaab’s Law marks a shift from reactive property...