Brent council in North London has launched a new selective licensing regime across part of the borough.
Landlords who let properties in the wards of Dollis Hill, Harlesden & Kensal Green and Willesden Green, are now legally required to have a licence.
Failure to have a licence can lead to landlords being prosecuted and fined unlimited amounts.
Councillor Promise Knight, responsible for housing in the borough, says: “The landlords who work with us take pride in renting out properties that offer decent facilities and living conditions to tenants. The licensing scheme supports landlords in offering the best they can to tenants, ensuring that tenants’ safety and security are protected.
“We encourage landlords and agents with properties in Dollis Hill, Harlesden & Kensal Green and Willesden Green to apply for a licence as soon as possible.”
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