The Delegates Page
Down load our conference speaker presentations here:
The Conference Programme
09.00 am: Welcome, Tessa Shepperson
09.05 am: Keynote talk, Justin Bates KC
10.15 am: An overview of the Renters Rights Bill, Tessa Shepperson
11.15 am: Ben Reeve Lewis, Enforcement and Homelessness Prevention
12.15 pm: Sarah Bradley, Principles of effective investigations and evidence management
13.00 pm: Break for lunch
14.00 pm: Emma Wynn Owen – Fundamental principles of forming an effective Investigation and Prosecution Strategy
15.00 pm: Al McClenahan – Complying with the new statutory duties to issue Civil Financial Penalties
04.00 pm: Q&A – a chance to ask YOUR questions.
05.00 pm: Conference ends
How to access the conference webinars
The webinars will be hosted by our ‘Big Marker’ webinar software. However, delegates access this via the Conference website.
All delegates have now been imported into the Conference Website. If you have just booked your ticket, you will be imported very soon.
On 8th October morning, by 9.00 am, you need to:
- Be logged into the Conference website.
- Follow the links in the emails that will go out to you shortly before the talks, or
- Find the talks page yourself on the Conference Website
- Shortly before the talks start, you will see a link there to click to access the talk
- You should be able to click through to the webinar software from there where the talk will take place
- Note that a ‘waiting room’ will open 15 minutes before the talk starts
- Once the talk starts, the waiting room will open, and you will be taken to the webinar page
We have a guidance page here which has more information.
If you just can’t log into the website, send a message via the Landlord Law Green Button messenger with your name and email address (you should be able to see the button bottom right on your screen) and I can generate a ‘magic link’ for you. But if you request this after the conference has started there may be a delay before I can do this for you.
How to access the recordings after the conference has taken place
We will be recording all the talks and (assuming nothing goes wrong!) these will be loaded up to a special password-protected page.
It will take a while for this to be completed, as we will need to edit all the recordings and set the page up. Once this has been done, all delegates will be notified and given guidance on how to access the page.
You will have access to the recordings for three months after which your access will be automatically terminated. However, if you need extra time contact us and we can extend your access time.
How to find your receipt and information email:
If you have paid on invoice
You will have our invoice with details of the cost and VAT. We will send out your information email manually. The information below regarding online payments does not apply.
Note that most invoices will be issued by Easy Law Services Ltd rather than Landlord Law.
If you have paid online
Our receipt and information email are sent out automatically. If you do not see our emails in your inbox –
To find your VAT receipt – do an email search for Your Landlord Law Services order has been received!
To find the information email – do a search for Thank you for your Online Conference Booking.
For guidance on how to download your receipt from the Landlord Law site click here.
Note that sometimes people input the wrong email when making a purchase, meaning that all our emails go off to the wrong email address! This could be why our emails are not showing in your inbox. Please do the search first, but if you still can’t see the emails, get in touch via our green button service, making sure you give your name and the correct email address, and we will check for you.
Our Sponsors and associated services
With grateful to thanks for our sponsors who have helped us promote this event. Click below to find out more about these wonderful services.
Consilium, Dash and Justice for Tenants all have ‘sponsor booths’ on the Conference website, so you will be able to message them and online chat on the day. Watch out for these!
Easy Law Services provides in house training for Local Authorities subject to availability.
See the link above for three popular courses he delivers. However, more often Ben will adapt his training to meet the needs of the client.
Ben has been working with Local Authorities in various capacities for over 30 years and is a very experienced trainer.
If Ben is not available or if you require training in a subject he does not cover, we can source experienced barristers who will be only too happy to provide training, either at your premises or online.
Consilium Training and Support is dedicated to helping organisations navigate the complex world of investigations and criminal justice through our compliance, investigation and legal training and support teams.
We deliver practitioner-led courses and packages designed by professionals with expertise across both investigation and legal backgrounds.
This distinctive blend enables us to design and deliver inclusive, high-quality packages tailored to diverse client needs. We provide clarity and tailored guidance through thematic reviews and specialist support to ensure legal compliance when undertaking investigations.
DASH Services is a leading provider of support and expertise for the Private Rented Sector (PRS), working on behalf of Local Authorities, landlords, and other housing professionals across the UK.
Established over 20 years ago in response to the Housing Act 2004, DASH was created to assist Local Authorities in fulfilling their statutory housing duties. Since then, DASH has grown significantly, adapting to the changing housing landscape and expanding its reach
and services nationwide.
Today, DASH offers a comprehensive range of services aimed at improving standards in the PRS, including:
- Landlord Accreditation Scheme – Promoting good practice and supporting responsible landlords.
- National Training Programme – Equipping housing professionals with up-to-date skills and knowledge.
- Call Before You Serve (CB4YS) – An innovative homeless upstream prevention initiative.
- Supported Exempt Accommodation Team – Providing intervention and guidance in a complex housing area.
DASH is widely recognised for its strategic insight, regularly contributing to national policy development, stakeholder engagement, and expert forums. Their guidance and training are trusted by Local Authorities and housing professionals seeking practical, effective solutions in the PRS.
As the sector continues to evolve, so does DASH. Whether you’re launching a new project, exploring new ways of working, or need expert support, DASH is here to help drive improvement in the PRS, especially as we all navigate the groundbreaking new Renters
Rights legislation
JFT has contracts in place with 135 local authorities in England to support their civil financial penalty activity. Serving a large number of civil penalties will be required by the upcoming statutory duties in the Renters’ Rights Bill.
There are free funded services available to help your local authority.
Please email [email protected] if you would like more information.
