The man appointed by Ed Miliband to set out a plan to
deal with Britain's 'housing crisis' has called the right to buy council homes
a 'failure' and predicted it will end in five years. Sir Michael Lyons made the
remarks as he introduced a meeting to discuss housing policies across the West
Midlands. Sir Michael said: "We will see an end to the right to buy within
the next five years and a recognition that it was a failure. It was introduced
in the belief that it would lead to more home ownership and more people,
through owning their own homes, investing in their communities. But homes sold
under right to buy often ended up as rented accommodation." Read more on
the Express and Star website.
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