A shortage of private rented sector housing is putting pressure on living standards, according to a new report
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Aug 25
One in 10 tenants barred from changing energy supplier
Research from uSwitch shows that landlords and letting agents are illegally stopping 10% of tenants switching utility provider
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Jul 19
Cap private rent and build more council homes
The government’s response to the housing crisis has been to attack exploited tenants, rather than deal with abusive landlords
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Jul 04
Government plan to build 80,000 affordable homes at risk of falling short
Report says half of homes are scheduled to be built in 2015 – the scheme’s final year – and there is no room for manoeuvre
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Jun 13
UK housing shortage turning under-30s into ‘generation rent’
Study predicts 1 million more youngsters will be ‘marginalised’ as many face up to living with parents well into their 30s
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Apr 25
Send Newham families to Stoke? It reflects a broken housing policy
Affordable homes are being demolished, while the budget for new builds is halved and the building industry stagnates
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Britain wins no medals for building homes
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by eJay
August 18, 2012
With people unable to afford to buy and renting becoming ever more expensive, this national housing shortage is catastrophic market failure
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