Roll on tenancy as a SPT, or issue new AST
Tenancy Types and Management

NRLA Landlord Support

12 years ago

I would issue them a new AST at the old rent for 12 months then at the end of that offer a new AST at the higher rent.
If you do not renew you can increase the rent later but via a s13 notice which can be referred to a rent assessment committee
Dave A

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Roll on tenancy as a SPT, or issue new AST
Tenancy Types and Management