Just 1.6% of households in the Right to Buy pilot schemes
have made an application to buy their social home. 790 applications have been
received by the five landlords operating the pilot. This is well down on the 7%
take-up rate projected by academics at Sheffield Hallam University in February
and the estimate of 20% made by a committee of MPs in October. The eligibility
criteria for the pilot scheme requires tenants to have lived in social housing
for 10 years. Many homes, including those built through Section 106 planning
obligations were excluded from the pilot. In the main scheme many of these
tenants will be granted a portable discount. Read more on Inside Housing.
World Cup ticket prices reflect a divided society | Letter
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The eye-watering ticket prices, like the cost of housing, reflect the
divide between rich people and others, writes *Richard Eltringham*
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