The Tenancy Fraud Forum exists to assist all social landlords to work collaboratively in identify and combatting tenancy fraud.   Our Conference brings together professionals from across the housing sector to focus on the prevention of social housing fraud so helping to save the £1bn it costs the public purse and freeing up social homes for those who genuinely need them. It is a great opportunity to learn new skills, hear from experts in the industry and network with other p

Great news! On 21 May 2026, this year’s premier social housing fraud conference, the Tenancy Fraud Forum Annual Conference 2026, will take place at the Kensington Conference and Events Centre, London.  Save the date in your diary now and join us on the day alongside a host of professionals from across the social housing sector, including from local authorities, housing associations and the legal profession. It's a great opportunity to hear from sector experts about preventing

“Every stolen tenancy is a stolen opportunity for a family in need.” International Fraud Awareness Week (IFAW) 2025 will take place between 16th - 22nd November 2025, during which time the Tenancy Fraud Forum (TFF) is calling on housing professionals, local authorities and the public to unite in tackling one of the most damaging and under-reported forms of fraud in the UK; tenancy fraud. With over 1.3 million households on social housing waiting lists and more than 120,000 f

A former Birmingham City Council tenant has lost her home after she was found renting it out to someone else. The tenant was also fined after she advertised her home for rent on social media. She pleaded to stay in the property, saying 'private rental prices were high', but was unsuccessful. Read more about it at Council tenant who sub-let home kicked out after she's rumbled - Birmingham Live

We are absolutely delighted to announce that the TFF has been selected as a finalist in the Tackling Economic Crime Awards (TECA) 2025,...

If you follow us on social media, or receive communications from the TFF, you will be aware that we recently ran a recruitment campaign...

Following the Government’s significant reduction of discounts available to tenants under the Right to Buy in November 2024, a...

The Tenancy Fraud Forum, in partnership with the London Boroughs Fraud Investigators Group, G15 housing associations, and funded by the...

The Tenancy Fraud Forum, in partnership with the London Boroughs Fraud Investigations Group (LBFIG) and the G15 group of London housing...

The TFF have collaborated with NAFN , Onward and University of Bolton to create tenancy fraud campaign materials, which are free for you...

The Tenancy Fraud Forum is undertaking research to help inform guidance and publications we are developing to strengthen the fight...

It's back!!! Yes, the TFF Viva Engage forum is now up and running once more! If you were previously a member of the TFF Viva Engage forum...

It's been a busy week for the TFF, as not only are we gearing up for our 2024 Conference - sorry shameless plug I know - but members of...

The Tenancy Fraud Forum Committee is an inclusive and diverse group of individuals who work within, or in support of registered social...

The Tenancy Fraud Forum (TFF), in partnership with the Fraud Advisory Panel, have published new research, Lost homes, lost hope: social...

Many of you may have already seen the reporting in the media about the Norwich Pharmacal Order obtained by the Royal Borough of...

The 12 April 2022 marks a major milestone for the Tenancy Fraud Forum, being the 10th anniversary of its inception. Stephanie Toghill,...

Over the last few months, we have been undertaking some important research around the value of tenancy fraud. Working in conjunction...