Reform calls for ban on foreign nationals in Welsh shared housing

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 10:37 · Archive

Reform UK has called for foreign nationals to be barred from houses of multiple occupation in Wales during parliamentary debate. The proposal was presented as a response to housing pressure in the country.

Wales' housing minister responded critically to the debate, describing plans to give foreign nationals a three-month grace period to find private housing as 'inhumane'. The comments indicate disagreement over how housing access for foreign nationals should be managed in Wales.

How it is being reported

• Foreign nationals should be banned from social housing in Wales, Reform UK sayWales' housing minister said plans to give foreign nationals a three-month grace period to find private housing were 'inhumane'WalesOnline · 8 Oct, 09:49
• Ban foreign nationals from Welsh house-shares, says ReformParty calls for foreign nationals to be barred from houses of multiple occupation in heated debate.BBC Wales · 7 Oct, 19:57

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