A Tory council's "coordinated policies to cut
affordable homes" has created a housing crisis, a new study has claimed.
The report says that by selling council homes on the open market, emptying and
demolishing blocks of affordable housing, and allowing developers to make
excess profits by including no low-cost homes in major schemes, Hammersmith and
Fulham Council has fuelled a housing shortage in the borough. The report,
prepared for Hammersmith MP Andy Slaughter by housing expert Martin Peach, also
accuses the local authority of manipulating statistics to hide housing need and
classing households on incomes of £80,000 as a priority for rehousing. Read
more on 24dash.
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