Landlord visit due tomorrow, under current circumstances can I ensure he doesn't enter

Sorry - why do you want to bar entry? What are the "current circumstances" you're talking about?

Why do you want to bar him access?

If he's given you advanced notice (48hours+), s/he has every right.

TBH, you should really have raised any genuine concerns when the visit was booked/announced.

If it's corona-related, I very much doubt he'll come and cough on your kitchen surfaces....when I was in rentals, it was always an eyes-only job.

Might there be something you're not telling us (and haven't told him) about something in the flat (eg: damage attributable to you)?

if she/he has given 24 hours notice they can come when they want ( i assume this has to be reasonable, but once in the 6 year tenecy seems reasonable..) the cornavirus thing might put them off however they can still legally enter..

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also i think theres a law between 8pm-8am but not certain

edit: if you actually have a reasonable excuse for them not to enter, just tell them... i fail to see an actual reason unless you're doing something you clearly shouldn't be doing tbh..

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