Reform’s Tice gives car-crash interview on housing for married under-35s

On Monday 24 August, Reform UK’s deputy leader — Richard Tice — appeared in an interview on Times Radio. He set out his far-right party’s plans to prioritise married, British-born, working couples under the age of 35 for affordable housing. Tice gave the interview ahead of a press conference in which he’ll set out the

Reform's deputy leader Richard Tice said the party would build 50,000 affordable social homes a year, but charities said the target needed to be 90,000 a year in the next decade

POLL OF THE DAY: Should British-born workers get priority for social housing? VOTE NOW  GB News

Under-35s will be given priority under the plans, while veterans and those in work will also be pushed up the waiting list

Working Britons given priority for social housing under Reform UK  The Times

Reform says it will prioritise British-born workers under 35 for social housing  lbc.co.uk