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Section 21 Abolition in England: What Replaces the No-Fault Route?
The phrase “Renters Reform Bill Section 21” remains a popular search term. However, it now describes a completed change rather than a future proposal. The former Renters (Reform ) Bill did not become law. The change that matters in practice came through the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. Since 1 May 2026, private landlords in England have been unable to use Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 to seek possession. The familiar no-fault route has therefore ended for the private rented

Amanda Woodward
Aug 1410 min read


How Much Can a Landlord Raise Rent in the UK? The 2025 Rules, the 2026 Reality and What Separates Professionals Landlords From Amateurs
Ask ten landlords how much they can put the rent up by and you will get ten different answers. Some will confidently quote 5%. Others will insist the cap is 12%. A few will tell you there is no limit at all and they can charge whatever they like. All three answers are wrong—or at least incomplete. Here is the uncomfortable truth: the landlords losing money on rent reviews are rarely the ones being too greedy. They are the ones being too vague. They pick a percentage, send an

Amanda Woodward
Aug 611 min read
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