The housing crisis in our capital impacts not just people on the lowest incomes but also London’s key workers, like our nurses, teachers and bus drivers, who struggle to meet high housing costs.
By introducing new rent-controlled homes, key workers could save up to £600 per month on their rent.
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Sadiq Khan unveils his plans for 'key worker' rent-controlled homes
Londoners with household incomes of less than £67,000 per year would be eligible for the homes, with rent increases potentially pegged to wage rises
