Shelter wants an all-parties election manifesto
commitment to delivering at least 90,000 social rent homes a year over the next
parliament, as the charity releases new stats showing as many as nine in ten
private renters now face years on waiting lists. The charity’s analysis of the
latest government data shows there were nearly 500,000 privately renting
households on council waiting lists last year, but fewer than 43,000 private
renters moved into a social rent home during that same period. And the true scale
of need among private renters is probably far greater than these figures
suggest, with many cutting back on food or skipping meals completely. Read more
on 24housing.
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