What is the Renters (Rights) Bill?
The Renters (Reform) Bill is a proposed change in housing law that affects how landlords and tenants manage tenancies in England. One of the biggest changes is the plan to scrap Section 21 “no-fault” evictions. Instead, landlords will need to give a valid reason to end a tenancy, such as rent arrears or anti-social behaviour.

The good news is: landlords will still be able to regain possession of their property — and the process is being streamlined to make it faster and fairer. The bill also introduces one type of tenancy (periodic), meaning more flexibility for both landlords and tenants.

At Landlord Assist UK, we stay on top of legal changes so you don’t have to. We’ll guide you through everything and make sure your rights are protected.