Even if the flaws are not ironed out of universal credit,
fear of political embarrassment will force the government to roll it out before
the next general election, the head of Shelter has warned. Campbell Robb, the housing charity’s chief
executive, said even though the welfare policy was a ‘disaster’, ministers
would be forced to implement it before May 2015 because the government had ‘so
much riding on it’. ‘This has got disaster
written all over it, but I’m afraid that political necessity will override that
in the short term,’ he added. Read more on Inside Housing.
Approval of east London datacentre labelled ‘slap in the face’ for local
democracy
-
Campaigners decry Angela Rayner’s backing for Brick Lane project that has
only 11 affordable homes
A £500m redevelopment of the Truman Brewery estate in ...
2 days ago
No comments:
Post a Comment