Housing News
January 2018
Universal Credit: end the punitive regime
Housing News
December 2017
Stop penalising Universal Credit claimants
Campaign Group News
February 2017
Including Stop the Raid on Housing Account Income
Tory government housing strategy: growing the market and shrinking social housing
January 2016
An update on Tory government housing strategy
The need for compensation for Council housing rent cut
November 12th 2015
A letter to Swindon Councillors on the need for writing off housing ‘debt’
Campaign Group News
June 2014
Repeal the ‘Bedroom Tax’
April 2014
A leaflet for the April 5th day off action against the coalition government’s benefit reforms
Tackling Swindon’s Housing Crisis
March 2014
Swindon Tenants Campaign Group’s contribution to the discussion on Housing Strategy in Swindon. It puts forwards practical proposals for tackling the housing crisis.
Secure tenancies for existing and future tenants
June 28th 2013
A letter to Swindon Councillors calling for the maintenance of ‘secure tenancies’ for existing and future tenants
Swindon ‘Bedroom Tax’ Petition
Calling on Swindon Councillors to press the government for the repeal of the ‘bedroom tax’ and to commit to NOT evicting tenants thrown into difficulties by the cut in their housing benefit
Letter to Swindon Councillors re rent increase
February 15th 2013
Campaign Group News, October 2012
Government Housing policy: why we should oppose ‘fixed term’ tenancies and ‘affordable’ rents
Briefing, May 2012 tenancystrat
Housing Benefit Briefing
Briefing, April 2012 housingnews
After the ‘Swindon Housing Vote’ – tenants need to get organised
Newsletter, March 2012 stcgnews1
Why the ‘right to buy’ should be abandoned
Briefing, February 2012 rtbimpact
Swindon Tenants Campaign Group 
We to have a similar plight to sheila my husband abd i have lived in our 3bed council house for the last 16yrs and our two boys have now got children and homes of their own,i have always wirked as my hubbie has too but i was very ill 5yrs ago and laid off my 30yrs job as a carer and never had to claim housing benefit.as my hubbie has always provided for our family, until my hubbie had be
en laid off from .his lorry drivers job at the age of 67 so is now retired and i am classed as disabled,we are so worried as we thought this would be our for ever hone dont reakly under stand where we stand ir how it will affect us
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