Urban Rehabilitation Programmes that concern the rehabilitation of rented dwellings affected by the long period of rental freezing and therefore suffered severe degradation.
Urban Rehabilitation Programmes that concern the rehabilitation of rented dwellings affected by the long period of rental freezing and therefore suffered severe degradation.
Why not just pass a law forcing landlords not to allow their property to fall into a state of disrepair?
Surely it is a human right to have someone else pay for the upkeep of the house you live in?
You’re new round here, right?
I think the /s got missed out.
IIRC there is such a law in England which is occasionally enforced upon private sector landlords – but not on “Social housing” providers, such as Rochdale Boroughwide Housing.
I should like to point out that the definition in your link gets “arse over tit” confusing a common but not universal method of provision with the purpose.
The purposeof “social housing” is to provide *decent accommodation for their circumstances (including number of children and/or any physical handicaps of any members of the household)* for households at a rent that they can afford for those unable to do so in the open market {almost always due to the shortage of private sector rental accommodation due to previosgovernment action, such as Lloyd George’s rent freeze}