With the abolition of Section 21 now in force, many landlords are understandably focused on learning the new possession grounds under Section 8. However, there remains one crucial deadline that some landlords may be in danger of missing. If you served a valid Section 21 notice before 1st May 2026 and still intend to rely on it to recover possession, you must ensure that your possession proceedings are issued to the court by 31st July 2026

Keeping your property safe and healthy isn’t just good practice it’s the law.

There remain some grey areas around the issuing of the Written Statement of Terms.

Damp, mould, and condensation are no longer minor maintenance issues they’re now central to legal compliance and tenant safety. With Awaab’s Law and the Renters’ Rights Act placing greater responsibility on landlords, taking a proactive approach has never been more important. In this blog, we explore the risks, the expectations, and how professional support from Aqua-Dri can help you stay compliant while protecting both your property and your tenants.

From 19th June 2026, there is an important change to UK data protection law that every landlord needs to be aware of.

If you’ve ever had a council inspection, received an improvement notice, or been told your property has a “Category 1 hazard”, you’ve already come face-to-face with the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS).

If you let to students in HMOs, there’s an important deadline creeping up that many landlords are still missing.

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.

From 1st May: Why Almost All Your Landlord Paperwork Needs Updating

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

If you’re not already signed up, applying through ELA is the only way to access this exclusive fixed 10% saving.

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 spring market is approaching with a palpable sense of anticipation. Many economists, lenders and market analysts had widely expected the Bank of England to deliver a base rate reduction on 19 March

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.

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EPC Deadline Pushed Back: What Landlords Need to Know in 2026

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