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NRLA calls on Welsh landlords to attend national conference

NRLA Communications Team 3 October 2025

As the Welsh private rented sector continues to face significant legislative upheavals, the NRLA calls on landlords in Wales to register for its annual conference in November., where a key focus will be on preparedness, ahead of next year’s Senedd elections.

With polls predicting a hotly-contested race, and housing a key issue for all parties, it has never been more important for landlords and agents to be over the issues. With a little more than 6-months to go before the polls open, the NRLA Conference is a great opportunity to come together to discuss and learn more about the implications for investment, regulation and the future of landlording.

Taking place at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool on 5 November, the all-day event will provide Welsh landlords with the chance to hear from our expert speaker line-up and exhibitors about how to address the consequences of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act.

Headline speakers include broadcaster Steph McGovern, NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle, and Housing Ombudsman Richard Blakeway – with more names still to be announced.

Ben Beadle, Chief Executive of the National Residential Landlords Association, said: 

"Welsh landlords continue to face a period of significant change – whether it be as a result of  increased energy efficiency standards, or what the elections will hold in store for the PRS in Wales. 

“Our housing conference is a chance for Welsh landlords to hear from leading experts in the PRS which can help them meet the challenges ahead.”

Event Details:

•    What: UK Housing Conference 2025
•    When: November 5, 2025, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
•    Where: Exhibition Centre Liverpool, Kings Dock, Liverpool, L3 4FP
•    Website: Summary - NRLA's UK Housing Conference 2025 

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