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How Do You Evict a Tenant for Anti-Social Behaviour?

Published on September 17, 2026

Updated on September, 17, 2026

This post is aimed at landlords, letting agents and property managers – especially following the new Renters’ Rights Act that came into force…

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Strikes Property Services Group Expands Security Division with Dog Handler and Static Guarding

Published on September 16, 2026

Updated on September, 17, 2026

Abdul's appointment to our security division brings both services to clients across England. …

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Traveller Evictions: 5 Key Points on Process, Costs and Timescales

Published on September 14, 2026

Updated on September, 17, 2026

Traveller evictions from private land take one of two routes: common law enforcement or a court possession order. Speed depends on the route…

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Commercial Lease Forfeiture UK: Regaining Possession of Your Property

Published on September 14, 2026

Updated on September, 17, 2026

What is Commercial Lease Forfeiture? Commercial lease forfeiture ends the tenancy and returns possession of the premises to the landlord. It is the…

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Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery: 5 Key Points for UK Landlords 

Published on September 8, 2026

Updated on September, 17, 2026

5 Key Points for UK Landlords In today’s economic climate, commercial rent arrears remain a significant challenge for landlords and / or here…

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My Tenant Has Breached the Tenancy Agreement – What Can I Do?

Published on September 3, 2026

Updated on September, 17, 2026

This post is aimed at private landlords, letting agents and property managers in England and reflects the possession rules in force following the…

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Can a Landlord Change the Locks on a Commercial Property Without Notice? 

Published on August 26, 2026

Updated on September, 17, 2026

Commercial landlords may sometimes be able to change the locks and recover possession of a property without first obtaining a court order through peaceable re-entry – but strict conditions apply. …

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Can a Tenant Claim Squatters’ Rights?

Published on August 20, 2026

Updated on September, 17, 2026

This post is aimed at landlords, letting agents and property managers – especially following the new Renters’ Rights Act that came into force…

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What Are the New Fees Under Taking Control of Goods?

Published on August 19, 2026

Updated on September, 17, 2026

On 1 May 2026, the fees enforcement agents can charge changed for the first time in over a decade. Fixed fees rose across…

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Can a Landlord Change the Locks on a Tenanted Residential Property? 

Published on August 18, 2026

Updated on September, 17, 2026

If you’re a landlord dealing with a difficult tenant, rent arrears, a dispute or a notice that’s gone unanswered, changing the locks can…

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