Haringey’s landlord forum is designed to bring private landlords and letting agents working in the borough together periodically with council officers, other housing stakeholders and external speakers.
If you are a landlord or letting agent operating in the borough and would like to attend our upcoming meetings, please register your interest at the link below.
The forum will be advertised here and through the council’s newsletters and social media.
Aims of the forum
The aims for the landlord forum are to:
- promote and share good practice around good quality homes in the sector
- enhance understanding of what landlords are doing in the borough
- identify any emerging trends/issues locally
- enhance understanding of the council’s Private Sector Enforcement team’s approach to licensing and enforcement
- highlight upcoming changes to legislation
- discuss consultations
- access council officers to raise serious issues
- identify any landlords who want to work with the council
Meeting slides
You can download slides from the most recent meeting on 5 February 2024 below.
Previous meetings
Please contact us for slides from previous meetings. Topics discussed include:
- private sector leasing and temporary accommodation
- waste and cleansing services
- selective licensing
- energy efficiency
- news and briefings from the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA)
Frequency and structure
Meetings will be held periodically. The date of the next meeting is to be decided and will be communicated in early spring. Those who have registered will automatically receive the invite by email, the forum will publicised through Haringey's social media accounts and the NRLA's events page.
If you are interested in attending and have not already registered, please click the green register button at the top of this page.
External organisations
The following links are not part of the Haringey Council website.
Department for Levelling-Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) guidance
Landlord and tenant rights and responsibilities in the private rented sector.
London Landlords Accreditation Scheme (LLAS)
The London Landlord Accreditation Scheme launched on 9 July 2004 as a partnership of London boroughs, landlord organisations and educational organisations to recognise good practice and improve conditions in the private rented sector.
Accreditation and Training for Landlords and Agents Service (ATLAS)
An umbrella organisation, ATLAS exists to promote the LLAS model outside of London. Regions across the UK are now affiliated with LLAS. You do not need to own and rent a property in London to become accredited by LLAS.
National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA)
The National Residential Landlords Association is a membership organisation for private residential landlords, supporting and representing over 95,000 members. The association was created from the merger of the RLA and NLA in April 2020.