Reform UK has announced a policy that would lead to the eviction of social housing tenants if they fail to maintain their gardens and properties. This proposal is part of a broader strategy to remove foreign nationals from social homes and prioritize young, British-born couples for housing.
Lee Anderson, the party's chair, stated that a Reform UK government would mandate that residents in social housing keep their homes decorated and their gardens tidy. The party aims to enforce these standards as a condition of tenancy, linking property upkeep to eligibility for social housing.
Reform UK Proposes Eviction for Unkempt Gardens in Social Housing
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