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Lib Dems re-affirm housing no vote position

8.39.25am BST (GMT +0100) Fri 16th Jun 2006

Housing sign (photography: Kevin Donnelly)

Lib Dem Councillors on the Housing Committee and Housing Management Sub-Committee have re-affirmed their position against the transfer of the City's housing stock out of public control.

The Lib Dems used a procedural report to again vote against the proposals, which they believe amounts to the 'privatisation' of the City's council housing stock, going against the views of Tory and some New Labour Councillors who want to see the disposal.

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