Freedom of Information requests of local authorities by the
Labour Party found that 96% of people hit by the government's controversial
under-occupancy policy are effectively trapped in their current homes because
of a countrywide lack of smaller accommodation.
The 38 local authorities that supplied complete statistics revealed that
a combined total of 99,079 families are forecast to be struck by the policy in
their boroughs. However, the councils
have only 3,803 one and two-bedroom social homes collectively available for
their tenants to downsize into. Read
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