RICS in London: NELA - Navigating the Renters’ Rights Act 2025

Overview

Navigating the Renters’ Rights Act 2025.

The forthcoming Renters’ Rights Act represents one of the most significant reforms to the private rented sector in a generation. This session will provide a practical overview of the key changes and what they mean for landlords, managing agents and property professionals. The presentation will cover:

• Changes to possession rights and the abolition of Section 21.
• Managing residential property under the new regime.
• New regulatory and compliance obligations affecting landlords and agents.
• Practical action points to help property professionals prepare for the new legislation.
   

This CPD session will focus on the practical implications of the Act, highlighting the risks, responsibilities, and management challenges likely to arise once the legislation comes into force.

Lucy Slatter (Partner) and George Burton (Principal Associate) in the Property Litigation Team Nockolds Solicitors.

Lucy advises on a wide range of landlord and tenant matters, including possession claims, tenancy disputes, and regulatory compliance. Lucy is known for her practical, solution-focused approach and expertise in navigating legislative changes.

Joining Lucy is George Burton, Principal Associate, who specialises in landlord and tenant disputes, possession proceedings, and enforcement matters, offering pragmatic advice on complex compliance and litigation issues.

Together, Lucy and George bring experience and insight into the legal and operational implications of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 for property and surveying professionals.