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Renting is Changing: What the New Renters’ Rights Mean for You.

Come along to our stall to learn how your rights are changing and what these changes mean for you.

Date & time
28 October 2026 | 10.00-14.00

Hand holding a set of house keys attached to a house-shaped keyring above a wooden tray. On the tray are miniature house models, a wallet, coins, a bank card and a small plant. The background shows a bright, modern home interior with soft-focus furnishings

Event format

Attend event in person

Event type

Pop-up Stall

Event topic

Poverty, housing & homelessness

Audience

Young People, Adults

Academic discipline

Law, Housing and Property Law

Venue

Outside the Sir James Matthew building, 157-187 Above Bar Street, Southampton, SO14 7FQ

What's on offer?

Join researchers and the Citizens Advice Southampton to learn about your renters rights, ask any questions that you may have, be introduced to the Citizens Advice Southampton and recieve a renters right handbook to take away.

What's it about?

Your rights as a young renter are changing. You have more rights than before and protections too. This pop up is for young renters and first time renters providing a space for you to learn about your rights, ask questions and receive a renters handbook to guide you through the changes. 

Who's leading the event?

Southampton Law School and the Citizens Advice Southampton. Meet our researchers Mark Jordan, Rebecca Limb and Chiara Prevete, two of our wonderful student ambassadors and members of the Citizens Advice Southampton. 

If you have any questions about the event, please contact Dr Rebecca Limb via email (rl2d22@soton.ac.uk)

Open to

This pop up is for young renters aged 16-40 and first time renters. 

Of particular interest to

All

Event Booking details

No booking required.

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