Ben Beadle

The NRLA’s Managing Property & Residential Lettings Level 3 Certificate with post nominals (MNRLA) is designed for landlords, letting agents and property professionals operating in the private rented sector in England. As regulation across the sector continues to increase, recognised qualifications matter more than ever. 👉 Find out more about the qualification: nrla.org.uk/training-acade… #NRLA #PropertySector #Lettings #PRS

📢 Landlords: if you have served a notice seeking possession, there is a key deadline you cannot afford to miss. After 31 July 2026, Section 21 notices served before 1 May 2026 will become invalid if court action has not started. 👉 Learn more via the NRLA Renters' Rights Hub: nrla.org.uk/resources/rent… #NRLA #RentersRightsAct #UKLandlords

Usual farce at @AeroportNice - nothing to do with Brexit. Everything to do with having two people checking passports, one who has now buggered off on his three hour lunch break. French efficiency at its finest on display at France’s 3rd largest airport. During the Cannes film festival no less. Quelle horreur

Surprise, surprise @wesstreeting is on @BBCr4today bashing landlords. I’ve got news for you mate, we can’t have a “productive nation” without people having homes, so if you want to tax Landlords to hell, I’d build some alternative accommodation first ‘cos you’re going to need it.

NRLA unites with The Lettings Industry Council. The new structure will see the TLIC Chair Theresa Wallace work alongside Ben Beadle, the Chief Executive of @NRLAssociation @BeadleBen #propertynews #lettings thenegotiator.co.uk/news/rental-ma…

Our Chief Executive @BeadleBen recently attended the London Housing Conference alongside Sir James Cleverly and Lord Bailey of Paddington. Ben raised concerns around falling PRS supply, landlord confidence and the need for pro-growth policies instead of anti-landlord rhetoric. The NRLA will continue advocating on behalf of landlords as housing policy discussions develop. #NRLA #LandlordSupport #HousingPolicy

Almost HALF of landlords (46%) are planning to increase rents as a result of next year's tax increase on property income. Research conducted by Pegasus Insight also found that 35% of landlords plan to increase rents by more than previously planned. The data reflects what the NRLA have long been saying: increasing the cost of doing business will only drive up rents. More on this story here 👉 nrla.org.uk/renters-set-to…

Absolutely glorious 🥹🥹

The NRLA is calling on the next Welsh Government to rule out the introduction of any form of rent controls. Rent controls would reduce the supply of private rented accommodation at a time when Wales is facing an unprecedented supply crisis. These measures do not address the root causes of high rents, which include the spiralling costs investors face that are passed on to tenants. Whatever the outcome of coalition negotiations, we look forward to working with ministers to ensure Welsh landlords' concerns are taken into account. 👉 Read the full statement: nrla.org.uk/news-nrla-urge… #NRLA #Wales #RentControls #PRS

📢 Landlords: Key Renters’ Rights Act dates to know ✅ 31 May 2026: Serve the information sheet to existing tenants ✅ 31 July 2026: Final deadline to apply to court using Section 21 ✅ Spring/Summer 2026: New penalties linked to HHSRS hazards ✅ Late 2026: PRS Database rollout begins ✅ 2027 onwards: Further reforms, including court digitisation and Ombudsman requirements 👉 Stay ahead of the changes: nrla.org.uk/resources/rent… #NRLA #RentersRightsAct #UKLandlords

We’re here to support #landlords and #lettingagents through the biggest changes to the PRS in a generation @NRLAssociation

My latest blog for the @NRLAssociation nrla.org.uk/news/a-storm-b…

The Renters' Rights Act is bringing in some of the biggest changes for landlords in a generation. Our Chief Executive, @BeadleBen, appeared on Sky News today to speak about the impact these reforms will have on the sector.

The first phase of the Renters' Rights Act has now been implemented. It's one of the biggest changes to the private rented sector in almost 40 years. Our Chief Executive, Ben Beadle, sets out what this means for landlords and what's still to come. 👉 Read the full statement: nrla.org.uk/news-historic-…

@russellquirk @PaulShamplina @MeganEighteen Latest Govt figures don't show this, but there is a lag. This article may answer your question! theguardian.com/society/2026/a…

Hey @BeadleBen and @PaulShamplina and @MeganEighteen How many tenants were evicted this week because of the RRA being introduced today? Was there a spike? Has the government, in effect, pushed thousands of people out of their homes?

And there we have it. The #Rentersrightsact is here #landlords, what you need to do ⬇️

I’m my view we don’t need selective licensing or at the very least, its scope must be substantially reduced to specific postcodes with ASB (original intention). The reality is that local authorities have become addicted to and now can’t wean themselves off of it. A cottage industry of admin rather than standards enforcement.

All private landlords will soon be required to join the Private Rented Sector Landlord Ombudsman. This enables tenants to raise complaints about their landlord. Please explain why we need eye wateringly costly local authourity landlord licence schemes? @BeadleBen @mtpennycook

Looking forward to answering your questions on @Moneybox at 3pm bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00… @NRLAssociation

@OneLandlord Absolute tosh of the highest order

@BeadleBen NRLA have absolutely no influence over government policy, they will do what they want! Your members know it and you know it. You’re only interested in cosying up to local authorities so you can sell training courses and accreditations to LL members! Nobody is listening anymore

Good. Rent controls will not increase supply or reduce rents - which is actually what #tenants want, rather than failed ideologies of yester year. It is so important that Govt focuses on increased housing supply of all tenures and restoring investor confidence