Ending Tenancy

The amount of notice a tenant must give is dependent on the type of tenancy agreement they have. If a tenant cannot give the right amount of notice a landlord might be able to agree with them to end their tenancy agreement early. This is called ‘surrendering the tenancy‘.

Most tenant will have an ‘assured periodic tenancy’, (also known as a rolling tenancy) which continues a monthly or weekly basis. This is the default residential agreement for tenancies from May 2026. Some tenants may have a ‘fixed term tenancy‘ which ends on a certain date (mainly student or other tenancies with special characteristics).

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