The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 introduces significant changes for tenants and landlords across England. This hub brings together information about the new legislation, explains key rights and responsibilities, and provides links to trusted guidance, support services, and ways to report concerns or potential breaches for investigation.
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Your guide to the new Renters’ Rights Act 2025
Key Changes for Tenants & Landlords
- End of Section 21 “no‑fault” evictions
- No more fixed term tenancies
- Rent rises limited to once per year and can be challenged
- No bidding above the advertised rent
- Maximum of one month’s rent required upfront
- No discrimination against tenants with children
- Tenants may request to keep a pet
Official GOV.UK Guidance
Full Legislation
Government Explainer
Enforcement under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025
- Private Rented Tenants information - GOV.UK
- Everything you need to know Renters Rights Act: private tenants - Shelter England
Other useful information for tenants:
Students – Housing Support Links
- Understanding your rights
- Reporting landlord or agent breaches
- Help with harassment, illegal eviction, or rent issues
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