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A 75-year-old woman was evicted from her home with no fault, despite never missing rent and improving the property, as the new Renters’ Rights Bill won’t help her.
A 75-year-old woman in Nottingham, Sue Locking, was evicted from her home of 12.5 years via a no-fault Section 21 notice in March 2026, despite never being in rent arrears and improving the property.
She now lives with relatives, seeking council aid but not qualifying as a priority due to not meeting the 56-day homelessness threshold.
Her landlord plans to sell the property, with viewings and photos scheduled shortly after the eviction.
The upcoming Renters’ Rights Bill, set to ban such evictions in May 2026, does not apply retroactively.
Locking, fearful of future evictions, has contacted her MP for support, while her property manager says it is helping her find new housing.
The council declined to comment on her case.
Una mujer de 75 años fue desalojada de su casa sin culpa, a pesar de que nunca faltó el alquiler y mejoró la propiedad, ya que el nuevo proyecto de ley de derechos de los inquilinos no la ayudará.