Stevenage Borough Council has pledged to defy the
government and implement a 1% rent reduction for supported housing tenants. The
government last month announced supported housing will be excluded from the
four-year rent reduction for a year from April while the government considers
the findings of its review into the costs of specialist housing. However
Labour-led Stevenage Council, which set its rent levels the day before the
government announcement, is now “reassuring” its supported housing tenants
their rents will be reduced by 1% in 2016/17. The council has 959 supported
housing properties and has estimated the rent cut will cost £79,000, which will
come out of its housing revenue account. Read more on the Stevenage BC website.
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