oUCh – Universal Credit’s disastrous figures for social landlords and social housing
Wow. If you’re a social housing tenant you need to read this – and if you’re a social housing landlord, you MUST read it!
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Just a thought mike but why don’t you put up the list of the good Labour has achieved and then the list of the coalitions failures. People seem to have poor memories of such things. I don’t blame them, because people are too busy trying to merely survive rather than living, that is really sad and makes life seem pointless under such struggles.
There was an article in the Independent recently claiming that Universal Credit might be “scaled back” or “scrapped” after the next election. Let’s hope they go for the scrapped option.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/universal-credit-governments-welfare-reform-may-be-scrapped-after-next-election-9139458.html