Are UK landlords falling foul of energy efficiency rules going unpunished?
As tighter Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) come into force, there are widespread concerns the rules are not being properly policed
It is now over a year since landlords of the most draughty, fuel-poor, energy-wasting homes and offices in England and Wales were told they would have to bring their rental properties up to scratch. Those...
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