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Renters’ Rights Act: New webinar series announced

Sanjeev Shetty 6 November 2025

The Renters’ Rights Act has now moved into law and, while we are yet to get confirmation of the implementation date, there is no better time to ensure you are prepared for the changes up ahead.

We have a comprehensive collection of documents, guides and training options to support you through this period of transition -  including a new programme of webinars to help you prepare.

Each will address a different area of the new legislation and are completely free to attend.

All presentations will be followed by a live Q&A and you can submit any questions you'd like to ask in advance by emailing [email protected].  

Events programme:

Now the Renters’ Rights Act is law, how can you prepare?  

Date: 12th November 
Time: 11am-12pm 

This webinar, the first in the series will feature a step-by-step guide outlining everything you can do now and over the coming months to prepare for the changes ahead. 

To enrol for this exclusive members-only event, click here 

What happens to existing tenancies? 

Date: 25th November 
Time: 11am-12pm 

The webinar will focus on how existing tenancies are transitioning to assured periodic tenancies under the Act, and how these changes will affect you.

To enrol for this exclusive members-only event, click here

The new private rented sector database and landlord ombudsman

Date: 10th December 
Time: 11am – 12pm 

Enforcement elements of the Act will be the first to come into force, from 27th December this year. Find out what is changing in terms of local authority enforcement, as well as what’s coming in the future, including mandatory registration on a private rented sector database and with a landlord ombudsman. 

To enrol for this exclusive members-only event, click here

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Sanjeev Shetty
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Content and Communications Officer

Sanj is a Content and Communications Officer for the NRLA, writing across the NRLA's communications channels. He has more than 25 years of writing experience, building a diverse portfolio of work which includes drafting speeches for London Mayor Sadiq Khan and scripts for TV presenter Dan Walker while working for the BBC.