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17/02/2012

An exclusive survey of more than 200 councils reveals Mr Cameron spoke out of turn when he claimed private rents were dropping. Carl Brown reports

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Inside Housing proves Cameron rent claim wrong
17/02/2012
A claim by the prime minister that private rents are falling as a result of welfare reforms was wrong, research by Inside Housing shows today.
Private landlords dismiss Cameron rent claim
20/01/2012
The leading trade body representing 1.2 million private landlords in the UK has dismissed David Cameron’s claim that rents are falling in the sector as a result of the coalition government’s welfare reforms.
Shapps defends claim that private rents are falling
14 March 2012
The housing minister has insisted his claim that rents in the private rented sector are falling is correct after the issue was again raised in parliament.
Research questions prime minister's rent claim
31 January 2012
Research the prime minister claims shows rents are falling across the country actually shows they are increasing year on year.
Councils forced to call on B&Bs
06/01/2012
Councils in London are being forced to place more people in emergency accommodation as tenants are squeezed out of private rented sector housing.

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