One in 10 households in need of housing are stuck on
council waiting lists for over five years as a result of the chronic shortage
of affordable homes. A new report, Building post-pandemic prosperity,
commissioned by the LGA, ARCH, and the NFA, sets out the case for building
100,000 green social homes for rent each year as part of the recovery from
COVID-19, to deliver net zero housing and “level-up” the nation. It also
reveals that as a result of the pandemic, council housing waiting lists could
almost double next year to as many as 2.1 million households, due to the impact
of Covid-related support schemes winding down and a potential increase in
homelessness. Read more on the LGA website.
Rayner announces plan to tighten up right to buy council homes in England
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Consultation launched on increasing socially rented housing stock by
limiting criteria allowing tenants to buy
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