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Private Sector Housing - Selective Licensing and Licence conditions

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Harrow Council was reviewing selective licensing conditions for private sector housing to ensure quality and safety standards in December 2025.

Harrow Council's Cabinet was set to discuss private sector housing licensing and licence conditions at a meeting on 18 December 2025. This review aimed to ensure quality and safety standards across the borough's private sector housing, addressing specific problems identified in a November 2025 consultation feedback report.

The Cabinet was to consider the "Private Sector Housing - Selective Licensing and Licence conditions" report, which included feedback from consultations and proposed conditions for Houses in Multiple Occupation. No further meetings or decisions on this topic are currently scheduled based on available information.

Key facts

  1. Harrow Council's Cabinet was set to discuss private sector housing licensing on 18 December 2025. Source
  2. The review aimed to ensure quality and safety standards in private sector housing. Source
  3. A November 2025 consultation feedback report informed the review. Source
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