“It is clear that voters are split on whether they oppose the ending of the eviction ban. While it is true that more people oppose than support the ban, the level of opposition is still less than half of all voters.” ✍️ Richard Colwell (REDCMD)
The major issue of the week has been the government’s decision to end the eviction ban, allowing landlords to eject tenants again. This decision has been met by uproar from the opposition parties, and has also received negative media coverage in the context of the housing crisis which is still gripping the nation.
But the complexities of the housing crisis, and the levers that impact on it, mean that this is perhaps not such a ...
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