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Birmingham Exempt Accommodation Forum

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Birmingham Exempt Accommodation Forum is a group of concerned citizens campaigning for tougher regulations of supported exempt accommodation to stop vulnerable tenants being exploited and neighbourhoods being harmed.

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Birmingham Exempt Accommodation Forum @birminghameaforum.bsky.social · 28/04/2026
Supported Exempt Accommodation plays a vital role in society but the system in Birmingham is broken. There are things that Birmingham City Council can do now before new regulations come into force in 2027. We call on all candidates in the 2026 local elections to commit to our 7-point manifesto.
A leaflet detailing the 7-point manifesto of the Birmingham Exempt Accommodation Forum for the 2026 local council elections. The 7 points are:

1. Overhaul Council Oversight of Supported Exempt Housing
2. Implement a New System for Processing Enhanced Housing Benefit
3. Focus Fraud & Corruption Investigations on Providers
4. Introduce a One-Stop Complaints Process
5. Improve Community Liaison
6. Strengthen Planning Controls
7. Plan for a Smaller Sector in Birmingham
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Birmingham Exempt Accommodation Forum @birminghameaforum.bsky.social · 28/04/2026
Supported Exempt Accommodation plays a vital role in society but the system in Birmingham is broken. There are things that Birmingham City Council can do now before new regulations come into force in 2027. We call on all candidates in the 2026 local elections to commit to our 7-point manifesto.
A leaflet detailing the 7-point manifesto of the Birmingham Exempt Accommodation Forum for the 2026 local council elections. The 7 points are:

1. Overhaul Council Oversight of Supported Exempt Housing
2. Implement a New System for Processing Enhanced Housing Benefit
3. Focus Fraud & Corruption Investigations on Providers
4. Introduce a One-Stop Complaints Process
5. Improve Community Liaison
6. Strengthen Planning Controls
7. Plan for a Smaller Sector in Birmingham
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