Law updates for landlords

When one of the official sources DraftRight watches for its landlord documents changes, and a person at DraftRight has checked the change, we email a short note on what changed. It is free, and every email has an unsubscribe link.

What we watch

Every week, DraftRight checks these official sources for its landlord documents, on legislation.gov.uk, GOV.UK and the bodies that publish them:

• Renters' Rights Act 2025
• GOV.UK: The Renters' Rights Act Information Sheet 2026
• GOV.UK: How to rent (withdrawn by GOV.UK)
• Housing Act 2004, section 213
• GOV.UK: Guide to the Renters' Rights Act
• Renters' Rights Act 2025, Schedule 6
• Housing Act 1988, section 21
• Housing Act 1988, section 8
• GOV.UK: Assured tenancy forms
• Form 3A, the notice seeking possession (GOV.UK PDF)
• Form 3A, legal wording for possession grounds (GOV.UK PDF)

These are the rules for homes let in England. Wales and Scotland have their own tenancy laws, which these updates do not cover.

How it works

1. Create a free account, or sign in, and choose Landlord.
2. Tick the box for law updates. We never tick it for you.
3. When one of these sources changes, a person at DraftRight checks the change before anything is sent.
4. You get a short email about it. You can unsubscribe in any email, or untick the box in your Account.

Related documents

Tenancy agreement (free version being updated) · All templates

A law update is a notice about a change in an official source. It is not legal advice.