Sentence examples for changes to housing policy from inspiring English sources
Rather than enact sweeping changes to housing policy, the government largely handed the problems to a new set of companies.
The Brazilian said she had been invited by the UK government and devolved administrations to undertake a study into changes to housing policy but ministers disputed this and made an official complaint to the United Nations.
Recent government changes to housing benefit policy are further exacerbating homelessness and housing problems among this group.
This is due, in part, to changes to housing benefit policy and funding cuts for measures aimed at reducing homelessness.
He suggested the Better Together camp was finding it "difficult" to win over Scots because of anger over coalition policies - including changes to housing benefit and tax cuts for the wealthy.
The charities that support the homeless and monitor the impact of government policy warned in careful detail of the impact of changes to housing and other benefits.
A BBC investigation suggests the government's controversial changes to housing benefit have failed to achieve one of the main aims of the policy.
Despite the profound and damaging changes to social housing policy since 2010, there has been little by way of sustained opposition.
I fear that this latest plan will drain the energies of the left in social policy and will divert attention from so many other worthwhile policy alternatives: the living wage, boosting trade unionism, free childcare, radical changes in housing policy, policies to reduce working time to limit turbo-consumption, green investment and so on.
He often trumpets legislation he sponsored that led to changes in public housing policy, with a primary goal of increasing the number of tenants who work.
Meanwhile, Labour is still waiting for members to decide between Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith: a Smith victory could mean Labour changes its housing policy, while if Corbyn wins he will still have to find an MP willing to take on the currently vacant housing brief, following the resignation of shadow housing minister John Healey.
