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new policy aimed at standardising the placement of homeless households in temporary accommodation and private rented sector offers

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Ealing Council's Cabinet approved a new policy to standardise homeless household placements using a three-zone framework in October 2026.

Ealing Council's Cabinet approved a new policy on October 7, 2026, to standardise the placement of homeless households in temporary accommodation and private rented sector offers. This policy introduces a transparent three-zone framework to guide decisions.

The policy aims to balance the pressures of homelessness and limited housing supply with the need for lawful, fair, and suitable placements, according to a report to the Cabinet. No further meetings are currently scheduled to discuss this policy.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council's Cabinet approved the new policy on October 7, 2026. Source
  2. The policy standardises placement of homeless households in temporary accommodation and private rented sector offers. Source
  3. It introduces a transparent three-zone framework to guide decisions. Source
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