The Renters’ Rights Bill: UK Rental Reforms

The Renters’ Rights Bill has returned to Parliament, marking a significant step towards reforming the private rented sector. This landmark legislation aims to provide greater security for renters by introducing measures such as capping advance rent payments at one month’s rent, safeguarding bereaved families, and addressing issues like no-fault evictions and unreasonable rent increases. Representing the most comprehensive overhaul of the rental market in over three decades, the Bill promises stronger protections and improved rights for millions of private renters across the country.