Major Boost for Private Renters' Rights in England
The government has introduced the Renters' Rights Bill, aiming to end unfair treatment and insecurity for private renters in England.
Over 11 million private renters will benefit from the most significant enhancement to their rights in a generation.
The Renters' Rights Bill became law, with ministers hoping it will bring an end to unjust treatment and instability for tenants.
Key Provisions of the Act
- Scrapping of Section 21 'no fault' evictions, which has forced thousands into homelessness.
- Allowing tenants to contest substandard conditions and excessive rent hikes without the threat of revenge evictions.
The system has left renters vulnerable to unfair treatment and insecurity.
The new law is expected to bring significant improvements to the lives of private renters in England.
Author's summary: New law enhances private renters' rights in England.
More News
- Nick Offerman and Lee K. Buchanan Close Out Arts and Humanities Day with a Love Letter to Carpentry, Family, and the Pursuit of Hands-On Work in the Digital Age
- Atalanta v AC Milan: Confirmed line-ups as Rossoneri look to end hosts' unbeaten start
- £35m centre-back ‘wanted’ & 2 Palace starters confirmed
- Al-Nassr 1-2 Al-Ittihad: Report, result and goals as Karim Benzema scores to knock Cristiano Ronaldo's side out of Kings Cup
- Trump administration quietly purges ICE leaders in five cities, including Denver: Sources
- Nokia commits to full AI-RAN GPU play on new Nvidia RAN compute platform - The Mobile Network
- Al Nassr Al-Ittihad Jeddah 28 10 2025 Live Score and Match Summary
- Nicole Kidman thriving while Keith Urban struggles after split
- Everything to know about Toronto’s Budweiser Stage being renamed and what’s to come
- Kieran McKenna Linked with Celtic Job