Property Licence Scheme 2020 - This consultation has now ended

We want your views on plans to improve housing standards in privately rented homes.

Newcastle City Council is consulting on re-designating Selective Licensing Schemes for private rented accommodation in Byker and Greater High Cross.
Before we can introduce a licensing scheme, we have to show why we think this kind of scheme is needed, what kind of problems it is trying to tackle and why we think Selective Licensing is the only option left. We must consult with all affected people, such as tenants, residents, landlords, managing agents, businesses, charities, Police, Fire Service, local councillors etc. It is very important that we gather as many views as possible and that we give proper consideration to these views.
To make sure that we consult fairly we are using a variety of methods to reach stakeholders, these include on-line questionnaires, and virtual events and workshops.
The formal consultation process starts on Monday 9 November 2020 and lasts for 12 weeks, ending on Sunday 31 January 2021.  
To learn more about the proposals you can view the full Consultation Evidence report 2020 here; other useful documents include: 


If you have any questions, or you need this information in another format, such as large print, please contact us at: letstalk@newcastle.gov.uk. Thank you for taking part.


Ward
  • Byker

Start Date

04 November 2020

End Date

31 January 2021

Participants
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Days Remaining

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Result

Thank you very much to everyone who took part in this consultation. You can see more about our property licensing schemes here: Newcastle City Council Licensing. If you have questions, please contact us here: letstalk@newcastle.gov.uk.

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