Reform’s radical social housing plan is sparking controversy: tenants could face eviction if gardens aren’t tidy or homes aren’t well-kept, while priority will be given to British-born couples—potentially excluding long-term residents. The party’s leadership argues renters should maintain taxpayer-funded properties, citing historical norms, and plans to boost construction by letting housing associations borrow more—but experts warn this could financially backfire.
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