Landlords to hear how they can help council cut homelessness 

Landlords to hear how they can help council cut homelessness 


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Landlords are being invited to a special networking event organised by a local council.

Trafford’s Landlord Forum 2025 takes place on Wednesday December 10 at Trafford Town Hall from 6pm to 8pm.

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It aims to engage with and encourage private landlords to collaborate and partner with the council to make a difference to the quality and provision of local housing.

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There will be an introduction to the cou council’s Housing Options Service Trafford (HOST) team and an update on forecasts. The Forum will also hear from landlords about their experiences working with the council and other upcoming opportunities.

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The National Residential Landlord’s Association (NRLA) will also be in attendance to present information on the Renters Rights Act and there will be updates on the changes to Energy Performance Certificate ratings that will affect all privately rented properties.

A council spokesperson says: “Trafford’s Landlord Forum 2025 has been organised to engage local private landlords in working with our council teams to alleviate issues linked to homelessness and to support collaborative and partnership working across all areas of the private rented sector.

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“Please join us for an evening of important updates and insights and an opportunity to network with the Council’s HOST Team.”

To book your free ticket, go to Trafford Landlord’s Forum Tickets, Wed 10 Dec 2025 at 18:00 | Eventbrite

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