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Renters Rights Act: What it means for existing tenancies

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The Renters Reform Bill brings wide ranging changes to England’s private rented sector. While much attention has focused on new tenancies from 1 May 2026, landlords should be aware that most reforms will also affect existing tenancies granted before that date. Read this content to find out more.

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