Titlebook: Housing Policy and Housing Needs; Paul N. Balchin Textbook 1981Latest edition Paul N. Balchin 1981 housing.policy.social care.social scien

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Housing Rehabilitation, class’ houses which were unfit and to rehabilitate them so that they would have a further life of 20 years, but as no subsidies were given for this task the Act produced few results. Additional powers given to local authorities to enforce the repair or improvement of unfit houses (with default powe

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Private Rented Housing,The supply of private rented accommodation has declined from approximately 90 per cent of dwellings in 1914 to about 12 per cent in 1979, and unlike other west European countries and North America there has been virtually no housebuilding for private renting since the Second World War.

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Local Authority Housing,By the late 1970s local authorities were the largest landlords in the country, accounting for 32 per cent of the United Kingdom housing stock in 1979, compared with 13 per cent in 1947 and less than 2 per cent in 1913.

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The Voluntary Housing Movement, Tenant Co-operatives and Equity Sharing,Voluntary housing has a long history. It has taken many forms over the last century and a half, but since the 1960s the movement has been mainly composed of four types of organisations: housing associations, co-ownership societies, cost rent housing societies and self build societies. Their functions differ widely.

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Conclusions, rate of inflation and unemployment further reduced living standards. Although the previous Labour government had reluctantly adopted monetarist policy (with severe effects upon the public and private housing sectors), the Conservatives’ Budget of June 1979 applied:

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Owner-Occupation,tion then increased to 44.6 per cent in 1963 and reached 54.5 per cent in 1979—comparing very favourably with other European countries, although in the United States and Australia some 65–70 per cent of dwellings were owner-occupied.

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Social Ownership,d. A Party statement . (1956) explained in detail how municipalisation (a major form of social ownership) could be put into effect. In 1959, at the ‘you’ve never had it so good’ election, the Labour Party’s election manifesto stated:

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