I'm renting privately with no tennancy agreement, new

Good evening, my name is ***** ***** I am a Solicitor. Thank you for your question.

I note you are making reference to a 'noise problem'

Are you having a dispute with your neighbour? kind regards

Please confirm if you have reported your noise complaint to the Council?

Do you live in a self-contained flat?

So you have your own private bedroom? Kind regards

Ok based on the information provided, you are a tenant and it is likely an assured shorthold tenancy. Your landlord can only evict you if they serve a Section 8 or 21 Notice. Section 21 is a no-fault eviction and section 8 can be served for specific reasons such as arrears or a breach of tenancy. If you don't vacate after a valid notice expires your landlord could take you to Court to request an order for possession.

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At least 2 months notice must be given in the Section 21 notice.

Further information regarding section 21 and 8 notices can be found in the following link - https://www.gov.uk/evicting-tenants/section-21-and-section-8-notices

It is more likely than not as you have a private room in which you have exclusive possession. It does complicate matters when there is no written or physical tenancy agreement but there is obviously a verbal agreement in place.

Yes, for section 8 a specific reason is required.

However, remember that section 21 is a no-fault eviction. But your landlord would have a serve a valid notice and meet the requirements in the link I have sent.