Proceeding contribution from Andrew Love (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 5 May 2011. It occurred during Backbench debate on Social Housing in London.
Social Housing in London
I would not disagree with anything that has just been said, or deny that that was in my party's manifesto. We must always look at the cost of housing benefit, as with any other welfare benefit. Of course, there is sympathy for trying to limit the amounts paid out from the public purse, if for no other reason than to stop, to put it colloquially, the Daily Mail headlines that we see every day and in every way. I accept that, but it is not reflected in the changes that the Government have made. They have gone much, much further, and those changes impinge on the real lives of ordinary people. As was said only a few moments ago, the people who are affected are train drivers, tube workers and hospital staff.
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- 527 c848
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- 2010-12
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- Council housing Finance Greater London Housing stock Private rented housing Social rented housing Rents Security of tenure Housing trusts
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