The flaws in Reform’s plan to give British-born workers priority for social housing

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

Shelter warn plans would ‘tear communities apart’ as Labour says proposed policy goes after long-term UK residents including NHS staff Reform says it would put foreign-born UK citizens lower on social housing list Lee Anderson, the Reform UK MP for Ashfield, is first up to speak. He says young people in his constitue

Labour called the plan "unserious and unworkable" and accused Reform of pushing "gimmicks and division".

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

Richard Tice also said ‘British-born children’ are a ‘good thing’ and should be encouraged

Reform UK has vowed to put British-born workers at the front of the queue for council housing if it gets into power.

Reform UK has been criticised after unveiling "unserious and unworkable" plans which it is argued will make it more difficult for single parents or unemployed people to access social housing

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

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