No-fault evictions in Wales: More tenants to get 6-month protection

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No-fault evictions in Wales: More tenants to get 6-month protection





More landlords will be forced to give six months' notice for no-fault evictions under last minute plans to change a housing law.

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Under current rules landlords can ask tenants to leave without giving a reason - with just two months' warning.

But a new law, due to come in from December, means new renters will have to be given six months' notice.

Now Welsh ministers want to expand it admitting the plans left many at risk of short notice evictions for years.

But this extension would only come into force in June, six months later than the rest of the law.

It will apply to people on so-called rolling tenancies, which have no end date.

There are fears that the delay to the extension - which is under consultation - could spark a "wave of evictions".

Shelter Cymru called for the Welsh government to bring forward the plans, to ensure the same notice would need to be given to new tenants and those in rolling tenancies from the same date.