The UK Renters’ Rights Act 2025, which comes into effect on May 1, 2026, introduces significant changes for landlords and tenants. A key requirement is that landlords must provide an official Information Sheet to tenants who are transitioning from Assured Shorthold Tenancies to Assured Periodic Tenancies. This document outlines the rights and changes under the new act. Landlords must ensure that this Information Sheet is delivered by May 31, 2026, or face fines of up to £7,000. The act also mandates that all tenancies must have a written agreement that includes specific information, although existing agreements do not need to be reissued. Furthermore, fixed-term tenancies are abolished, and all new tenancies will operate on a periodic or month-to-month basis, offering tenants greater flexibility. Ian Morgan, a legal expert, emphasized that landlords must adhere strictly to these requirements, as simply sending a link to the Information Sheet will not suffice. This reform aims to improve tenant rights and clarify the responsibilities of landlords.