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We are the national membership charity for organisations working directly with people who become homeless in England. We work to make services for homeless people better and campaign for policy change that will help end homelessness. Our vision is of a country where everyone has a place to call home and can expect the support they need to keep it.

Property Week is the leading publication for commercial and residential property market news. Packed with news, features, opinion and analysis, our readers are kept fully briefed on all the latest deals, developments and people moves. Property Week is published by emap, part of Metropolis Group.

The National Landlords Association (NLA) is the UK’s largest association for private residential landlords. With access to exclusive discounts, rated property services and a wealth of advice and expertise at your fingertips, we’re here to help you make a success of your letting whether you have a single property or a portfolio. Here at the NLA, we’re with you every step of the way, whether you’re a first-time landlord or career professional. The residential letting marketplace is dynamic and ever-changing, and you’ll need a constant and reliable companion at your side as you grow your portfolios. With advice on subjects such as tax changes, landlord’s obligations, property maintenance, property repossession and much more, we’re here to help you make the most of your lettings. Along with our policy framework, NLA is committed to continual campaigning for a better deal that works for both landlords and their tenants. We represent members’ views and interests at local, national and European level. Our strong reputation as a constructive partner to stakeholders and government, combined with our track record of standing up for you, the landlord, means we play a central role in a large number of government and industry working groups. These groups enable us to influence policy from the very beginning and ensure landlords are not disadvantaged by regulation that has not been well thought through. Find out more at www.landlords.org.uk