B&NES LANDLORD FORUMS
With new regulations now in place, landlords in B&NES are invited to attend our FREE B&NES Landlord Forums.
Join us to understand what the changes mean for you and your properties, and receive clear, practical, impartial advice on how to respond effectively.
These forums are a one-stop shop for landlords, bringing together B&NES Council, Retrofit West CIC, and local building and construction professionals offering independent retrofit guidance.
Forum Events
Following hosting the first forum on Thursday 16th of July the team is now making plans to host a further two forums in September 2026. More information will follow here soon.
If you want to find out more or hear about future forums first, drop us an email at hello@neighbourhoodtoolbox.co.uk or follow us on Instagram.
What To Expect
This forum will run for 2.5 hours, starting with a 1-hour briefing, followed by optional networking and access to expert drop-in clinics. Free refreshments and snacks will be available throughout the event.
Landlords attending will:
- Hear from B&NES Council on current and upcoming regulations, and the support available to landlords
- Hear from Retrofit West on practical, cost-aware ways to improve your property’s energy performance
- Access several one-to-one drop-in clinics with local retrofit professionals — including architects, heritage & conservation specialists, structural engineers, and M&E engineers — for tailored advice on your property.
Landlord Retrofit Guide
To complement the forum sessions, Neighbourhood Toolbox has developed the Landlord Retrofit Guide to support landlords in improving the energy performance of their properties. The guide provides a clear, practical framework to help landlords understand their responsibilities, identify and prioritise retrofit improvements, and create safe, comfortable, and energy-efficient homes for their tenants.
Navigate using the live document below or DOWNLOAD YOUR COPY HERE.
Renters Retrofit Guide
The Renters Retrofit Guide is designed to help tenants make simple, low-cost improvements that can increase comfort and reduce energy use within the scope of their tenancy agreement. Landlords are encouraged to share this guide with their tenants to support better home performance and encourage positive conversations about energy efficiency.
Navigate using the live document below or DOWNLOAD YOUR COPY HERE.
This project is funded by:
