The Renters’ Rights Act 2025

The Renters’ Rights Bill (now the Renters’ Rights Act 2025) received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025. This marks one of the most substantial overhauls of England’s housing sector in decades and brings significant changes, particularly to the private rented sector (PRS).

Renters’ Rights Act - Programme of Events

Devonshires’ Housing Management and Property Litigation team are running a programme of events focused on key aspects of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. These events will take place over the next two months featuring an in-person Breakfast Briefing and a series of webinars which will provide an overview of the changes introduced by the Act and the implications for our clients. Details can be found below:

Topic	Date	Event	Speakers
Breakfast Briefing: Renters Rights Act 2025 – Implications for Social Housing	Wednesday 12 November	Breakfast Briefing	Anna Bennett and Rebecca Brady
Renters’ Rights: Implications for the Private Rented Sector	Monday 17 November	Webinar	Anna Bennett and Alex Clarke
Renters’ Rights: Shared Ownership	Thursday 20 November	Webinar Register here	Jatinder Bhamber and Ronnie Pumfrey
Renters’ Rights: Grounds for Possession	Tuesday 25 November	Webinar Register here	Rebecca Brady and Baljit Basra
Renters’ Rights: Implications for Supported Housing	Tuesday 2 December	Webinar Register here	Donna McCarthy, Kerri Harrison, and Shannon Morrison
Renters’ Rights: Implications for Social Housing	Monday 8 December	Webinar Register here	Anna Bennett and Rebecca Brady
Renters’ Rights: Challenges to rent increases in the First-tier Tribunal	Thursday 11 December	Webinar Register here	Anna Bennett and Rory Matheson

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Once signed up, you will be notified when the invites for our webinars in the Renters’ Rights Series are live and bookings are open.

Board & Executive Team Sessions

We are also offering tailored training/update sessions to Boards and/or Executive Teams on the impact of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. If you believe your organisation may benefit from such a session, please do contact Lee Russell or Mark Foxcroft.

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