Great Yarmouth Borough Council has removed the standard occupancy limit condition from licences under its selective licensing scheme. The council may still set an occupancy limit on an individual licence where a property is found to be overcrowded. Landlords in the designated areas still need a selective licence, as they have since 1 April 2026.
Read the source: great-yarmouth.gov.uk ↗
Summarised from the official record linked above; figures are as the source states them. Added 29 September 2026.
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