Government reveals new Social Housing Renewal Bill in King’s Speech

News13.05.261.15 PM by Stephen Delahunty

The government has promised new protections for social housing stock and reforms to the leasehold system under a Social Housing Renewal Bill laid out in the King’s Speech.

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