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Achieving Compliance with the Renters’ Rights Bill – Free Legal Webinar for Landlords

May 19, 2025 by Tessa Shepperson

Free legal webinar for landlords – Renters’ Rights Bill compliance – 22 May 2025As discussed elsewhere on this blog, the Renters’ Rights Bill will introduce major changes for private landlords and letting agents — representing the most significant shift in housing legislation in over 30 years.

The Bill gives increased powers to local authorities to:

  • Bring prosecutions
  • Serve civil penalty notices (with higher fines)
  • Apply for Rent Repayment Orders where rent is paid via benefits

Although the Bill is not as hostile to landlords as some suggest, it’s essential that you understand the new rules to avoid penalties and protect your rights.

To help landlords prepare, I’ll be delivering a free legal webinar on Thursday, 22 May 2025, starting at 10.30 am. I’ve allowed two hours for the session, including time for questions.

Details at a Glance

📅 Date: Thursday, 22 May 2025
⏰ Time: 10.30 am (2 hours)
💻 Format: Live online webinar
👩‍⚖️ Speaker: Tessa Shepperson, Solicitor (BA LLB)
👥 Who should attend: Landlords, letting agents, property professionals

🧾 Topics Covered Will Include:

  • The background to the Renters’ Rights Bill
  • New local authority enforcement powers
  • What landlords can expect to happen first
  • New rules on property condition and safety
  • Tenancy agreements under the new regime
  • Rent rules and what may change
  • Pets and tenant requests
  • Changes to ending tenancies and eviction procedures
  • Live Q&A – get your questions answered

Even if you’re already familiar with the basics of the new legislation, this session will go deeper into what compliance looks like in practice — and what you can do to prepare.

🎟️ Reserve Your Free Place

Click the button below to secure your spot. Places are limited, so early booking is recommended.

Click here to book your place

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