Councillor criticises plan to cut affordable homes at Warsash
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Oct, 13:37 · Archive
A plan to reduce affordable housing at a new Warsash estate has been criticised as 'smoke and mirrors' by a councillor.
A proposal to reduce the number of affordable homes at a new Warsash estate has drawn criticism from a local councillor. Fareham Borough councillor Michael Ford has described the plan as 'smoke and mirrors', with more than 50 affordable homes potentially lost under the revised scheme.
The development has been in the pipeline for almost a decade. No further details about the plan's justification or next steps were provided by the outlets.
How it is being reported
- Fareham Borough councillor Michael Ford criticises 'smoke and mirrors’ plan to reduce number of affordable homes on new Warsash estateThe News, Portsmouth · 3 Oct, 13:21
- Councillor blasts 'smoke and mirrors' plan to slash affordable homesSouthern Daily Echo · 2 Oct, 16:19
In this story: Michael Ford · Fareham Borough Council · Warsash
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