The history of council tenants' attempts to become
collective owners of their own estates has entered a new phase now
right-to-transfer regulations have finally taken effect in England. Some objected
but the Labour government revived the right-to-transfer in 2008, with the
intention of ensuring that councils could not block it. Regulations have now
been implemented and, whether intentional or not, it has started of a race.
Transfers must be completed by the end of March 2015, which is an extremely
tall order as the formal procedures and polling of tenants can take a long
time. Nevertheless several groups are looking at whether transfers would work
for them. Read more on the Guardian
website.
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