Eviction, court or homelessness
Contact a qualified housing adviser, Shelter, Citizens Advice, your council homelessness team, a solicitor or the court duty adviser where a deadline is close.
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Send feedback, corrections or website enquiries
Use this page to contact the Renters Rights Toolkit editorial team about website feedback, corrections, broken links, tool issues, source suggestions and general enquiries about the site.
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Contact messages are sent to contact@rentersrightstoolkit.co.uk. The form is designed for website feedback, corrections, technical issues and editorial enquiries, not private casework.
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Other ways to find help
Renters Rights Toolkit is not an emergency or advice service. These routes may be more appropriate where someone’s home, safety or legal position is at immediate risk.
Serious hazards or ignored repairs
For unsafe electrics, no heating, serious damp and mould, leaks, structural danger or landlord inaction, consider the council private sector housing route.
Council complaint guideCorrection or broken link
Use the form above with the page URL, the issue you noticed and the source that supports the correction where possible.
Use contact formUseful starting points
These internal resources may answer your question faster than waiting for a website reply.
Tenant Rights Checker
Broad route finder for notices, rent, repairs, deposits, pets, discrimination and council help.
Open toolTenancy Type Checker
Check whether your arrangement looks like private renting, lodger status, licence or another route.
Open toolEvidence Log Builder
Organise notices, screenshots, photos, rent records, council references and messages.
Open toolTenant Rights FAQ
Quick answers to common private renting questions in England.
Read FAQSources and advice routes
For legal, housing or safety issues, use official and specialist routes rather than relying only on a website form.
GOV.UK: Private renting
Official guidance on tenancy agreements, rent, repairs, deposits, safety, HMOs, students and complaints.
GOV.UK: Renters’ Rights Act overview for tenants
Official tenant guidance on assured periodic tenancies, possession, rent, pets, discrimination and ending a tenancy.
Shelter England: Private renting advice
Specialist housing advice on tenancy status, eviction, rent, repairs, deposits, harassment and moving out.
Citizens Advice: Renting privately
Advice on private renting, repairs, deposits, rent, moving out and landlord problems.
Contact FAQs
Quick answers about using this contact page safely.
Can you give legal advice through this form?
No. This form is for website feedback, corrections, broken links, tool issues and general enquiries. It is not a legal advice service.
What should I include in a correction request?
Include the page URL, the wording you think is unclear or outdated, and the official or specialist source that supports the correction where possible.
Can I send documents through the form?
No. Do not send full court papers, tenancy agreements, medical documents, identity documents, bank statements or private evidence through this form.
Will I always receive a reply?
Not always. We prioritise correction requests, broken links, technical issues and important editorial feedback. General comments may be reviewed without a reply.
What if I have a court deadline?
Contact a qualified housing adviser, solicitor, Shelter, Citizens Advice, court duty adviser or the relevant court/tribunal office quickly. Do not wait for a website response.
What if I may become homeless?
Contact your council homelessness team as soon as possible. Take your notice, tenancy agreement, court papers and household information.
What if my landlord is threatening to change the locks?
Contact the council and police where urgent. Lock changes, forced removal, utility cut-off or threats can be serious and need immediate help.
Can landlords, agents or advisers contact you?
Yes. Landlords, agents, advisers, researchers and support workers can use the form for website feedback, corrections, source suggestions or technical issues.