New Allocation Policy for Social Housing
A new allocation policy for social housing will be implemented in West Norfolk, aiming to "ensure fairer access for people with the highest needs".
Following a consultation process and a decision by councillors in the spring and summer, the new policy by West Norfolk Council will come into effect on November 1.
- Differences in the number of allocation bands
- Removal of incentives for people to work
"We have reviewed our policy to ensure that it both reflects recent changes in legislation and gives most priority to people with the highest needs." - Cllr Jo Rust
Author's summary: New social housing policy prioritizes those in need.
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