Nottingham City Council Landlord Forum

Landlords and managing agents operating in Nottingham City are invited to attend the June Forum. These events provide the latest news and updates from the Council and partners under the Nottingham Rental Standard. Get information and advice to help you run a successful and compliant business, and learn about the latest services available for landlords and tenants.

This event is being held online to make it easy for you to attend. Bookings close at 4pm on Tuesday 14th June, and you will be emailed the Zoom link that evening once bookings close.

Nottingham City Council Landlord Forum Agenda

• Welcome to the Event

• Waste Management – Collection/Disposal (Waste strategy, new legislation and practically what this will mean for tenants and landlords)

• Managing Anti-Social Behaviour from Tenants (including planning for end of term issues)

• Bypassed meters – practical advice on dealing with the issue

• Updates from DASH and Unipol Student Homes

• Housing legislation update from the NRLA

• Consultation on Selective Licencing

• Questions and discussion

There is a short section at this event on the Selective Licensing consultation, however there are alternative specific events for the consultation both in person and online. These events can be found here - www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/engage-nottingham-hub/open-consultations/selective-licensing/

Information about your booking

This event is taking place online via Zoom. Your image and profile name will be visible to other attendees. The event will be recorded and this recording will be posted online on the NCC website after the event. Your profile name, any comments made and video will therefore be captured in the recording.

Unipol Student Homes is administering the event, and bookings are being taken via the Eventbrite platform. When you book, you will need to provide your name, email address (and position and organisation if applicable). This information will be shared with Nottingham City Council and DASH (Decent and Safe Homes) for the purposes of administering this event.

Unipol Student Homes will manage your personal data in line with its Data Protection policy which can be accessed here:https://www.unipol.org.uk/footer/governance/corporate-documents-unipol-board/data-protection-policy-2014

When you book a place, you will need to create an account on the Eventbrite platform, and Eventbrite will manage your information in line with their data processing policy which can be found here:https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/support/articles/en_GB/Troubleshooting/eventbrite-eu-data-protection?lg=en_GB