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Old 05-03-2015, 19:52   #98
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Re: Torys to cut housing benefit of young

Social housing rents are set using factors such as local income. A policy was introduced in 2002(ie under LABOUR) to increase the varying social rent levels in area UPWARDS until they were the same.
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Chapter 10 of the Labour Government’s Housing Green Paper, Quality and Choice: A decent home for all, (April 2000) focused on the need to develop a fairer system of affordable rents in the social housing sector. Rent restructuring has been in place since 2002; the initial aim was to achieve the alignment of social sector rents (in the local authority and housing association sectors) by 2012.
That 2012 target was extended by this government to 2015/2016, thereby REDUCING the annual rent increases.
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