Housing associations established by Victorian
philanthropists expect their historic charitable homes to be exempt from the
Right to Buy extension, under a proposed voluntary deal. Four landlords, which
hold thousands of homes built without any government grant, had been outraged
at plans to sell them to tenants at a discount. It is understood the landlords
– Affinity Sutton, Southern, Peabody and Guinness – have received assurances
that these properties would be exempted under a voluntary deal proposed by the
National Housing Federation (NHF). The proposed deal would see tenants of these
homes offered a portable discount to buy a home on the open market instead, it
is believed. Read more on Inside Housing.
30% of Britons think Burnham would do better job than Starmer as prime
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The YouGov poll also suggests that almost half of Britons think it would be
good for the country if Starmer were replaced
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