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Right to rent checks: a practical guide for landlords and letting agents in England

A right to rent check is a legal requirement in England, but not in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. Prior to the start of any residential tenancies in England, landlords (or t...

Landlords face £20,000 fines over Right to Rent checks

Landlords and letting agents in England have until 1 October to update their Right to Rent procedures in line with new government guidance, with penalties of up to £20,000 per occu...

Propertymark calls for simpler Right to Rent guidance

Propertymark has called on the Home Office to simplify its draft Right to Rent guidance, warning that current regulations are too complex for letting agents to implement effectivel...

Renters’ Rights Act impact on agents drives website compliance reviews

It is now essential that agencies carry out full ‘safety net’ checks across all communication channels and publicly available information to ensure compliance

Right to Work Checks: How-To Guide for Employers

  Section A: What are Right to Work Checks?   Right to Work checks are a central part of the UK’s enforcement framework against illegal working. Employers are required to complete...

Renters' Rights Act: What do I need to send my tenants?

I believe that now the Renters' Rights Act has come into force, the old tenancy agreement has been superseded. How do I communicate this to my tenants?

Understanding Equal Housing Rights As A Renter

Equal housing rights protect renters from discrimination by ensuring they have fair and equal access to housing regardless of factors such as race, religion, disability, sex, or na...

Under new laws, social housing applicants will now have to prove they are legally resident in Ireland

Under the bill, different residency rules will apply depending on an applicant’s citizenship or immigration status, including Irish, UK, EU and non-EU nationals.

The UK Renters’ Rights Act 2025: Implications for Student Accommodation Providers and Institutional Rental Housing Inves...

“I felt judged” – Newport renters welcome new protections under law

Fixed‑term rentals stay legal in Wales, but new rules will ban ‘no kids, no benefits’ policies and strengthen rights for Newport tenants.

UK Right to Work 2026: Checks, Documents & Compliance

  Section A: What is the Right to Work?   “Right to Work” in the UK is a legal term that refers to an individual’s permission to undertake employment within the country. This autho...

Right to work checks are changing: what employers need to know before October 2026

There has been a significant update in relation to right to work checks for all businesses, which will come into force from 1 October 2026. This may substantially change the proces...

Renters’ Rights Act may increase guarantor requirements

Nearly half of England's local authority areas could require tenants to provide guarantors following the implementation of the Renters' Rights Act, according to research from Zero...

Avoiding Discrimination in Right to Work Checks 2026

  Section A: Discrimination and Right to Work Checks – The Legal Tension Employers Face   UK employers are under a duty to prevent illegal working by ensuring that those they emplo...

Renters’ Rights Act changes for landlords risks leaving tenants with fewer options

New findings are drawn from LRG’s Spring 2026 Lettings Report

Landlords tighten tenant selection following new Act

Landlords are implementing stricter tenant selection criteria following the introduction of the Renters' Rights Act this month, according to new research from the National Resident...

Right to Work Check UK: Employer Steps & Compliance 2026

  Section A: Right to Work Check Overview   If you are hiring someone to work in the UK, of any nationality, you should work on the basis that a Right to Work check is needed befor...

Rent-to-Rent: What Every Landlord Needs to Know

For landlords who want rental income without the day-to-day hassle of managing tenants, a rent-to-rent arrangement can seem like the perfect solution. Someone, maybe but not necess...

Every renter in England to receive landlord letter this week amid ‘huge shake-up’

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Need Help Understanding the Renters Rights Act? Here Are Your Training Options

With the Renters Rights Act now in force, landlords, letting agents and housing advisers need to make sure they understand the new legal landscape. To help, I have developed a numb...

Human rights group 'concerned' by law requiring social housing applicants prove legal residency

The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has written to Housing Minister James Browne over its concerns regarding new housing legislation.

Letting agents face deposit compliance risk under new rules

Letting agents managing nearly 70% of England's protected tenancy deposits may face compliance issues following changes introduced under the Renters' Rights Act. The Letting Partne...

Six ways the Renters Rights Act will change renting: Part 7, Looking ahead

The Renters Rights Act has now been in force for over a fortnight. Maybe you are wondering what all the fuss was about? However, it will take some time for the changes to filter th...

Landlords face fines without warning under new Renters’ Rights Act rules

Penalties now reach £7,000 for certain minor breaches and up to £40,000 for the most serious offences