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Social housing paper dismissed as 'small step'

The Government’s long-awaited social housing Green Paper has been dismissed as a ‘small step’ towards improvement by the Conservative-led Local Government Association.

By Mark Conrad | 14 August 2018

The Government's long-awaited social housing Green Paper has been dismissed as a ‘small step' towards improvement by the Conservative-led Local Government Association (LGA).

Housing secretary James Brokenshire promised a ‘new deal' for social housing residents as he published the delayed paper today.

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