Mr Sunak was quizzed on the issue of Airbnb guests causing a nuisance to local residents at an event in Essex on Monday morning. READ MORE: New 24-hour adult gaming centre ‘would increase antisocial behaviour’Ĭommunities Secretary Michael Gove earlier this month expressed concerns about the impact of short-term letting on local areas, promising to make changes aimed at restricting “the way that homes can be turned into Airbnbs”, amid concerns about problems with holiday lets preventing younger workers from living and finding a job near to home. If any short-term rental property proved “problematic”, local officials could take action against guests and owners. Referencing noise problems, drunken behaviour and disorderly conduct, the plan promises the creation of a new registration scheme that would provide councils with the data to identify short-term lets in the local area.

It comes amid concerns about the potential for Airbnb lets – which see homeowners rent shared rooms or entire properties to holidaymakers or travellers – to cause trouble for quiet or residential communities. An action plan published by the Government on Monday aims to stop short-term lets “importing anti-social behaviour into communities”. Concerns over rowdy Airbnb guests could prompt a Government crackdown on short-term lets, according to new anti-social behaviour plans.

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