Peers have unveiled plans to block the controversial
imposition of Starter Homes, Pay to Stay, the extended Right to Buy and the end
to lifetime tenancies. More than 100 amendments to the Housing and Planning Bill
from Labour, Liberal Democrat and crossbench peers targeting all the key
reforms in the bill were published. Both Labour and Liberal Democrat peers have
tabled amendments to entirely strike out provisions which would end lifetime
tenancies in council housing, and force councils to sell high value properties.
The Liberal Democrats have also moved to strike out Pay to Stay, while Labour
has put forward amendments to substantially water down the policy. Read more on
Inside Housing.
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