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Help for council tenants to move for jobs
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It's 13,128 in Camden at the moment.robin_banks wrote: »Good point well made. 18,000 waiting list in Camden alone.
It's 12.6% of households
In Hackney it's 25.8%
In Newham it's 30.2%
Across the whole of inner London it's 13.6%, the lowest being in Westminster (7.4%), Wandsworth (7.5%) and Kensington (7.7%).
Where I live it's 13.2%
Source: Number of people on waiting lists http://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/housing/xls/144458.xls
There are many people (me, for example) who would never even go onto the waiting list because we know we'd never get anywhere, so there's no point.0
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