Faiz Hammah, of Moulton Grange, and three others have been found guilty of operating eight properties across Northampton without a licence
A Northampton landlord has been found guilty of operating eight unlicensed Houses in Multiple Occupation . Faiz Hammed, of Moulton Grange, and three others were found to be operating eight properties without a licence.
West Northamptonshire Council’s Housing Enforcement Team initially inspected the properties, located in Hinton Road, Obelisk Rise, Culworth Crescent, Kingsthorpe Avenue, Aynho Crescent and Chalcombe Avenue, in late 2019 and early 2022. Mr Waheed Ahmed, a further relation to Mr Faiz Hameed, pleaded guilty to his involvement with one of the properties and has been sentenced previously. The District Judge deferred sentencing in the case to March 1, 2024.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
Northampton Fireworks Spectacular to light up this skies this NovemberThe Northampton Fireworks Spectacular will take place at the Racecourse on Sunday November 5
Læs mere »
Overstone Hall: Why campaigners want to save a stately home near NorthamptonA Grade II listed house which is in a 'perilous' condition after a fire faces a battle to survive.
Læs mere »
Long-awaited special needs unit opens in NorthamptonThe Nest is up and running in Northampton after delays hit the original project at another school.
Læs mere »
Man accused of stabbing woman in the neck with pliers in downtown Northampton41-year-old Russell Scott Mayor of Ware, Mass. is accused of stabbing a woman with needle nose pliers in downtown Northampton Thursday.
Læs mere »