Landlords: Are You Ready for the Renters’ Rights Act?

Landlords: Are You Ready for the Renters’ Rights Act?

Significant change is coming to the private rented sector. With the Renters’ Rights Act set to reshape how tenancies are managed, ended and reviewed, now is the time to understand what it means for you. Join us for a FREE practical seminar designed to give landlords clarity and confidence in navigating the new landscape.

Event Details

📍 Stratton House Hotel, Cirencester
📅 31st March 2026
🕔 5pm – 7pm

Spaces are limited.

👉 Register your interest and secure your place here:

Hosted by Sian Harris, Managing Director Lettings, alongside Phillip Bishop, Managing Director, this informative session will break down the key reforms in straightforward terms, including:

  • The move to periodic tenancies
  • The end of Section 21
  • Changes to possession grounds
  • New rent review processes
  • Evolving compliance requirements

Our aim is simple: to help you understand what’s changing and how to prepare calmly and proactively.

We’re also pleased to be joined by Craig Legge of Perry Bishop Financial Services and Nick Haines of Hazlewoods, who will share valuable insight into the financial and tax considerations landlords should be thinking about as the sector evolves.

Whether you own a single property or manage a larger portfolio, this is an opportunity to gain practical guidance, ask questions and connect with fellow landlords in a relaxed and supportive setting.

Secure your place today and make sure you’re prepared for what’s ahead.

We look forward to welcoming you.











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