We only have the impact that we need to have when tenants and landlords are working together You're a person not a tenancy number National Tenant Conference 2026 - Creating conversations that matter 14th - 15th July 2026 East Midlands Conference Centre, Nottingham
At last year's Scrutiny Conference, we met some amazing individuals who work hard to make a difference in their homes and communities by holding their landlord to account.
At the National Tenant Conference 2026 we asked a group of tenants “If you could ask the Prime Minister to take action on one issue currently affecting tenants, what would it be?"
This spring, Team Tpas hit the road for our regional member events, travelling across the country and catching up with members in Taunton, Kingston, Hull, Skelmersdale, Birmingham, Letchworth Garden City and Worthing.
What a few months it has been! With more than 400 members joining us across the events, it was fantastic to see so many tenants, staff and partners coming together to learn, share ideas and connect with colleagues from across the sector.
A huge thank you goes to all our brilliant hosts who welcomed us and shared examples of the great work happening in their organisations. We’re very grateful to:
We look forward to welcoming you to the East Midlands Conference Centre on the 14th and 15th July!
This flagship event brings tenants together to learn, share experiences, build confidence and strengthen their voice. Across the two days, you can expect inspiring speakers, practical workshops, real-life examples of what works, and plenty of opportunities to connect with other tenants.
Early Bird offer is available until the end of April 2026.
Quick overview of the day - discussing what does good tenant engagement look like?
Reflecting on the best of 2025 and a thank you to everyone who has worked with us throughout the year
Key themes from throughout the week, thank you to everyone who took part
Key messages from our sold out National Tenant Scrutiny Conference
The event bought together both staff and tenants and showcased some of the excellent work that is happening across the South of England.
