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We welcome practical, source-led article ideas, expert comments and guide proposals about private renting in England. Good submissions help renters, landlords, agents and advisers understand real housing problems, collect better evidence and find the right next step.

What we are looking for

We are most interested in clear, accurate and useful content that explains private renting issues in England without hype, fear-based wording or unsupported legal claims.

  • source-led guides about tenancy status, notices, rent, repairs, deposits, pets, discrimination, evidence or council routes;
  • practical landlord and letting-agent compliance explainers;
  • expert comments that clarify official guidance or common user mistakes;
  • updates about new rules, forms, guidance, tribunal routes or enforcement practice;
  • correction suggestions for existing pages where a source has changed.

Before you submit

Please keep the pitch specific, useful and honest. We do not accept thin search-led content, copied articles, fake expert profiles, AI-only submissions, casino links, unrelated guest posts or promotional content disguised as housing advice.

Important: Do not send confidential case papers, full tenancy files, ID documents, bank records, medical evidence or private information about another person through this form.
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Use this form to send an article pitch, expert comment, source update or collaboration enquiry. The form opens your email app and sends the message to contact@rentersrightstoolkit.co.uk.

Example: tenant, landlord, adviser, solicitor, researcher, journalist, letting professional.
Keep this specific. Example: deposit deductions evidence, pet requests, rent increase notices, council repair complaints.
Explain the user problem, who the article helps, and what practical value it would add.
Add official or specialist sources where possible. Do not paste private case documents.
Add your website, professional profile, published work or source URLs if relevant.

Response note: We may not reply to every pitch. We prioritise source-led, practical and relevant England private renting content that fits our editorial policy.