Once you’ve gone over your expiry date, you’ll still have time to renew your domain before it gets cancelled, so there’s no need to panic. But if we don’t receive a renewal request within 30 days of the expiry date, we’ll suspend the domain name. This means all services that use that domain name, such as your website and email, will stop working. We’ll send you a suspension warning seven days before this happens, and will also send you a suspension notice when it takes place, unless your registrar has opted you out of receiving these. It’s still possible to renew your domain during this time.
When your domain has been suspended for 60 days without being renewed, we’ll schedule it for cancellation. We’ll send you one final reminder to renew your domain 83 days after the expiry date. As this is just seven days before your domain is scheduled for cancellation, you’ll have to act quickly if you wish to renew it at this last stage.
Once cancelled, the domain name will become instantly available to others who may wish to re-register it.
You can either renew your domain with Linix online by going to https://portal.linix.net/?/clientarea/domains/
Alternatively, if you are the registrant of the domain, you can renew directly with Nominet by going to https://registrants.nominet.org.uk/app/#/domains.
Please note that there will be a charge to renew your domain