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- Tenant’s notice to quit a private tenancy (England)For a private tenant in England who wants to move out. Since 1 May 2026 every private assured tenancy is periodic, and a tenant ends it by written notice to quit of at least two months, unless the landlord agrees in writing to a shorter period. The notice gives your end date, with a saving clause that moves it to the first valid date if needed, can ask the landlord to agree an earlier date, asks for a check-out and the return of your deposit, and gives your forwarding address. Send it first class with a free certificate of posting, and by email too.
- Notice to a lodger to leave your home (England)For a homeowner or tenant in England who lives in the home and wants a lodger to leave. The notice refers to your lodger agreement, gives the date the agreement ends, asks for the room to be cleared and the keys returned, and says what happens to the deposit. A lodger who shares your kitchen, bathroom or living space is an excluded occupier: the notice is the one your agreement sets, or reasonable notice, and no court order is needed. Hand it over in person and keep a copy. Not for a tenant, whose landlord must use Form 3A, free on GOV.UK.
- Landlord’s letter to a tenant about rent arrears (England)For a private landlord or letting agent in England whose tenant has fallen behind with the rent. The letter sets out the arrears period by period, asks the tenant to pay or propose a repayment plan by a set date, and points to free debt advice. It says plainly that if the arrears are not resolved the landlord may serve a notice seeking possession on Form 3A under section 8 of the Housing Act 1988 — four weeks’ notice on the rent arrears grounds — and apply to the court. It never threatens to change the locks or remove belongings, which would be unlawful.
- Landlord’s notice of access to inspect or repair a rented home (England)For a private landlord or letting agent in England who needs to enter a tenant’s home to inspect its condition, carry out repairs, or arrange the annual gas safety check or the electrical inspection. The notice gives the date, time and purpose, says who will attend and invites the tenant to propose another time. A landlord may inspect at a reasonable time on at least 24 hours’ written notice (section 11(6) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985) and must not enter without agreement except in an emergency. Hand it over or put it through the door, and email it too.
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