Zack Polanski to call for three-year cap on private rent rises
"For too long, landlords have been able to hike prices way beyond wages, leaving renters forced to meet the cost to keep a roof over their heads, cutting back and back and back on everything else," he is expected to say.
- ▪"For too long, landlords have been able to hike prices way beyond wages, leaving renters forced to meet the cost to keep a roof over their heads, cutting back and back and back on everything else," he is expected to say.
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Zack Polanski to call for three-year cap on private rent risesImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Zack Polanski will address the Green Party's conference in Brighton on FridayByPaul Seddon and Ewan Somerville, Political reportersPublished30 minutes agoZack Polanski is set to call for a three-year "emergency brake" on private rent increases when he opens the Green Party's conference later.In his speech to party activists on Friday afternoon, the Green leader will seek to frame housing as a key issue of generational fairness.He will urge the government to prevent private rents rising above whichever is lowest out of the consumer price index measure of inflation, wage growth or 2%, for three years.According to the party, he will also argue pressure from the Greens has forced Labour into…
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