Three people sitting on an orange upholstered bench seat in a bright, modern office space with large windows. A professional in a light blue shirt sits in the centre holding a laptop, engaged in discussion with two others - one in a dark jacket gesturing with their hand and another in a black hoodie. The collaborative meeting scene represents landlords, letting agents, or tenants discussing the implications and changes introduced by the Renters' Rights Act and how it affects rental agreements and tenant protections.

What’s changing for renters from 1 May? A simple guide to the Renters’ Rights Act 

The way renting works in England is changing, and for many tenants, it’s a long-awaited shift.  From 1 May 2026, the first major phase of the Renters’ Rights Act (RRA) comes into force, bringing new protections, more flexibility, and greater clarity for people renting privately. If you’re a student, a young professional, an international renter, or anyone trying to build a … Continue reading What’s changing for renters from 1 May? A simple guide to the Renters’ Rights Act 

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