The CLG has published additional guidance on 'Providing
social housing for local people', to supplement the statutory guidance on
social housing allocations for English local authorities published in June
2012. The new guidance strongly encourages all local authorities to adopt a two
year residency test as part of their qualification criteria for social housing.
It also suggests the need for other criteria alongside a residency test so that
people who are able to demonstrate a strong association to the local area are
not disadvantaged, stresses the need for flexibility to take account of special
circumstances such as domestic abuse and mobility moves for existing social
tenants. Download a copy of the guidance
from the Govuk website.
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