Reform Pledges to Prioritise 'British-Born Workers' for Social Housing
Reform says 540,000 social homes are occupied by foreign nationals as it plans 50,000 affordable homes for British-born workers.
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Reform pledges to prioritise 'British-born workers' for social housing
Reform pledge to overhaul social housing to place British-born families 'at the front of the queue'
Reform UK are set to unveil fresh plans to overhaul the social housing system in the UK, by prioritising British-born youth over foreign nationals and asylum seekers.Under these plans, British-born workers below the age of 35 will be "placed at the front of the queue", with priority awarded to married couples with children in a bid to ease the difficulties of getting on the housing ladder.The party claim priority will also be given to veterans, …
Reform UK Social Housing Policy: Foreign-Born British Citizens Would Be Pushed Lower on Social Housing Waiting Lists Under Proposed Rules
Reform UK has proposed ending social housing tenancies for most foreign nationals within six months, while prioritising British-born married couples under 35 with children. The post Reform UK Social Housing Policy: Foreign-Born British Citizens Would Be Pushed Lower on Social Housing Waiting Lists Under Proposed Rules appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.
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