Our Campaign Manager Tom Darling on LBC News last week explained why the watered down Renters (Reform) Bill will fail renters.
But, Tom says, if he wants to pass the bill before the election, Michael Gove 'is going to have to come to the table and deal with tenant groups'.

Bleak new records in Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities data today - the highest ever numbers for child homelessness, and households facing homelessness due to section 21.
The Renters (Reform) Bill could help fix this but last week the govt watered it down. It must be strengthened.
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NEW: the number of households threatened with homelessness & owed a prevention duty because of Section 21 is the highest on record (25,910 over the last year).🏡

Homelessness will continue to rise unless the Government strengthens the Renters (Reform) Bill to protect renters.📃

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Tom was served an eviction notice after chasing vital repairs for 18 months!

The gov. & landlord lobby are giving the green light to this exploitative practice by protecting landlord power.

To say that the current bill 'levels the playing field' is an insult to ALL renters.

Good to get a shout out from shadow commons leader Lucy Powell MP in yesterday's Business Statement, as she calls out the late tabling of amendments watering down the Renters (Reform) Bill.

Our supporter Jen from Torbay - who's had two no fault evictions in the last couple years - explained on The World at One yesterday why the watered down Renters (Reform) Bill doesn't deliver for renters. If it isn't improved, renters will look to the next government to get it done.