Reform UK pledges under-35 British-born workers priority for social housing
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Reform UK says it would prioritise British-born workers under 35 for social housing and would deliver 50,000 affordable homes a year with no new taxes or borrowing if in government, with former military personnel and married couples with children also given priority; Labour and Lib Dems criticise it as unworkable and cynical, and the plan sits amid broader debate about migrants in social housing and the extent of foreign nationals occupying current social homes.
- Reform says it will prioritise British-born young workers for social housing BBC
- Reform says it would put foreign-born UK citizens lower on social housing list The Guardian
- Reform: Jobless to be sent to back of council house queue The Telegraph
- Reform to prioritise under 35s for social housing in ‘unserious and unworkable’ plans The Independent
- Working Britons given priority for social housing under Reform UK The Times
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