Council tenants wanting more influence and control over
their homes will have access to a share of £100 million to do just that,
Housing Minister Kris Hopkins has announced. Mr Hopkins said the fund will help
unlock further investment in maintaining and building social homes across the
country. Since November 2013, tenants living in council housing have had a
right to request that the management of their homes be transferred to a housing
association - and that the council cooperate in that process. Tenant groups wanting to exercise this Right
to Transfer will now be able to bid for a share of this £100 million fund to
help that process, with the money becoming available from next year. The £100
million fund is also available for councils wishing to transfer their stock,
with proposals that provide good value for money and have the support of
residents. Read more on the GovUK website.
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