Social housing in the south of England is being sold off
four times as fast as it is being replaced, a BBC investigation has found.
Southampton City Council is losing homes at the fastest rate, despite
generating £24m through the Right to Buy Scheme since 2015. Homes in Reading
are being sold twice as quickly as they are built, with the council making £7m.
Leaders said the government was making it difficult to reinvest in new homes.
Read more on the BBC website.
Cardiff council warns tenants of eviction if household member convicted for
Ely riots
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If individuals are convicted and sentenced, council may go to court to seek
repossession of their home, letters said
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