The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
has decided not to pursue a national tenants’ group, it is believed. 24housing
has learned the government is due to drop the idea, first pitched in the Social
Housing Green Paper. Although a discussion paper, the tenant voice was widely
believed to be a key pillar of government housing plans. It is now thought
government ministers will be conducting their own roadshows, as was used in the
creation of the Green Paper. There is concern this will result in key
issues, such as welfare reform, being ignored. Read more on 24housing.
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