[Kizzy]

Britain's previously good record on housing was being eroded by a failure to provide sufficient quantities of affordable and social housing, the report said, with the result that "the structural shape of the housing sector has changed to the detriment of the most vulnerable". It called on the UK government to invest more in social housing.

The report did not hold back from documenting the combined impact of welfare reform and the housing crisis on vulnerable people, which Rolnik found on her visit had left many low income, disabled and homeless people in "tremendous despair".

And the heartless twonks dismiss this as diatribe

http://www.theguardian.com/society/2...on-bedroom-tax

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Britain's previously good record on housing was being eroded by a failure to provide sufficient quantities of affordable and social housing, the report said, with the result that "the structural shape of the housing sector has changed to the detriment of the most vulnerable". It called on the UK government to invest more in social housing.

The report did not hold back from documenting the combined impact of welfare reform and the housing crisis on vulnerable people, which Rolnik found on her visit had left many low income, disabled and homeless people in "tremendous despair".

And the heartless twonks dismiss this as diatribe

http://www.theguardian.com/society/2...on-bedroom-tax

And just WHERE pray tell, is all the billions needed to build ENOUGH housing going to come from? ESPECIALLY if we continue to SWELL the population by OPEN DOOR FREE FOR ALL IMIGRATION policies?