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Renters’ Rights Bill and the Social Housing Sector

On 11 September 2024, the Government introduced the Renters’ Rights Bill into Parliament, and it received its first reading in the House of Commons. The headlines have understandably been about the abolition of assured shorthold tenancies and the Bill’s impact on the 11 million private renters in England. However, the reforms will affect the social housing sector too – changes to notices seeking possession times and grounds of possession, removal of shared ownership agreements from the Housing Act 1988, the ending of fixed-term tenancies and more. This webinar looks at the Bill and consider what the social housing sector – in particular housing associations – needs to be aware of and plan for. Led by the Joint Head of the Housing Team at Cornerstone Barristers, Kuljit Bhogal KC, alongside Andrew Lane and Sarah Salmon.