Our experienced property dispute lawyers are hosting a further free, in-person seminar to provide an update on the Renters’ Rights Act following the release of its commencement date.

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 represents the most significant reform to the private rental sector in decades. With significant changes including the abolition of “no-fault” evictions, the introduction of rolling tenancies, limits on rent increases, and the new Decent Homes Standard, landlords and their agents will need to adapt to a substantially revised legal framework.

This seminar will provide clear, timely, and commercially aware guidance to help you navigate these changes with confidence. Attendees will gain practical insights into how the new law will affect rights, responsibilities and strategic decision-making going forward.

Along with discussions and guidance there will be an opportunity to put questions to our panel of experts. You may submit a question when registering.

Time:

• 4.00pm – arrive for registration, networking & refreshments
• 4.30-5.15pm –  seminar 
• 5.15-5.30pm – Q&A session
• 5.30-6:00pm – Networking and further discussions 

Venue:  

DoubleTree by Hilton Cheltenham-Cotswolds, Cirencester Road, Cheltenham GL53 8EA

Parking -plenty of on-site parking

Topics covered

• • Key changes in the Act and the government’s objectives.
  • Implementation timeline – which provisions take effect first and how to prepare.
  • Rolling tenancies – what they mean for existing agreements.
  • Possession grounds – how landlords can lawfully regain possession of their properties without Section 21.

Use the ‘Register’ button below to book your seat as places are limited.
Register

Who should attend

Landlords

• • Private landlord managing one or multiple properties
  • Professional portfolio landlords
  • Those with one or more buy-to-let properties

 Letting Agents & Property Managers

• Estate agents
• Property consultants

Developers & investors

• Investment property owners
• Those considering investing in the private rental sector

If you have any questions in the meantime, please contact us at events@willans.co.uk

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