The Tenant Participation Advisory Service (TPAS) has said
many of its tenant members are opposed to extending Right to Buy to housing
associations and the proposed 1% cut in social rents. In its submission to the
CLG Committee’s inquiry into the future of housing associations, TPAS included
views from around 140 tenants who ‘engage with their landlords’ and around 80
association employees. The submission said: “They believe that the rent reductions,
welfare reforms and Right to Buy will undermine social housing provision. Many
feel this is an explicit intention, and would like clarification of the
government’s vision for social housing.” Read the full submission on the TPAS
website.
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