Michael Gove understands the moral case for decent housing – now Jeremy Hunt needs to give him the cash ✍️ Gove may be on the right side, but it’s unclear if Sunak and Hunt will back him. 🔵 paulwaugh for ipaperviews
It’s the photos of toddler Awaab Ishak that are truly heartbreaking. The beaming smile of the two-year-old, described by a coroner as “full of life and laughter”, makes a truly tragic contrast to the circumstances of his death.
As someone who grew up on a Rochdale council estate myself, it’s a badge of shame to see Rochdale Boroughwide Housing housing association at the heart of this entire case. From their dismissive handling of family’s initial complaints to the belated nature of their admission of culpability, there have to be repercussions beyond this inquest.had exactly the right mix of righteous fury and cold, hard anger over the circumstances that led to Awaab’s death.
As our own correspondent Vicky Spratt has pointed out, there are 2.2 million homes in England wit at least one “Category 1” hazard such as damp or mould. Some 941,000 had severe damp. And despite the apparent cross-party consensus of Gove’s statement to Parliament, there was the unmistakeable undercurrent of worries aboutNandy pointed to the “huge gaping hole” in the finances of councils. She also pointed to the need for funds to cover the social rents cap being planned by the Government, a policy that aims to protect tenants with a 5 per cent ceiling on rents yet leaves housing associations and councils facing a real terms cut in their income.
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