As of 1st May 2026, the biggest overhaul of the private rented sector in a generation is now live.

As of today, 1 May 2026, the Renters’ Rights Act is law.This is not guidance, not consultation, and not a future change. The rules governing residential tenancies in England have now fundamentally changed.

Our New Assured Periodic Tenancy (APT) Is Now Available for Members. We’re pleased to confirm that the ELA’s new Assured Periodic Tenancy (APT) agreement is now live and available exclusively to ELA members.

Selective Licensing in Great Yarmouth Begins 1st April – What Landlords Need to Know

With the Renters’ Rights Act coming into force on 1 May 2026, landlords are now required to provide tenants with certain written information by 31 May 2026. Failure to do so could result in fines of up to £7,000, so it’s essential that landlords act quickly and keep proper records.

If you own or manage a rental property in Great Yarmouth, you may need to apply for a Selective Licence

The long‑anticipated end of Section 21 “no‑fault” evictions is now firmly on the horizon, and time is running out for landlords who may still be considering using it.

Understanding Selective Licensing Exemptions under the Housing Act 2004 Part 3

Today, Great Yarmouth Council voted unanimously to proceed with the introduction of Selective Licensing. While this decision was widely expected, it is still a significant development for landlords across the area.

The government has unveiled a major overhaul of the private rented sector with the introduction of its Renters' Rights Bill